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Female cinematographers: Mandy Walker, ACS, ASC Elvis (2022) dir. Baz Luhrmann
Elvisâs Secret Weapon Has Spent Her Whole Career Proving the Industry Wrong
Cinematographer Mandy Walker was told as a teenager that women werenât supposed to work in camera departments. Now sheâs an Oscar nomineeâand sheâs just getting started.
Cinematographer Mandy Walker was told as a teenager that women werenât supposed to work in camera departments. Now sheâs an Oscar nomineeâan
Austin Butler Variety Interview
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I have never seen this interview before so I thought I would share it with all of you!
Haha I was just screaming about her work in my last post, CONGRATS MANDY! Big win for women in the industry too! đ So glad her stellar work is getting recognition!

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Iâll never get over âElvisâ, but I especially will always be thinking about the âIf I Can Dreamâ segment of the film. The tension between Parker (who is the devil) trying to push Elvis fully into commercialism by selling sewing machines in a corny Christmas number, but Elvis commandeering the production to do an song that is equal parts racial protest and personal protest. Elvis is fighting for his own soul.Â
The lens flare at the beginning of Elvisâs introduction to the scene, the white light of his suit. The juxtaposition of the Christmas imagery to the starkly dressed Elvis (who, within the logic of the film, is functionally Messianic). Such a great visual representation of the tension within these characters.Â
Elvis (2022)
Directed by Baz Luhrmann
Cinematography by Mandy Walker
I am still at a loss for words. Elvis didnât get a single award. How the fuck was this possible? I am sorry, but Mandy and Catherine should hat gotten one. And the fact that Baz wasnât even nominated... It just hurts, you know? It hurts.