‘Nickel Boys’ Star & Creatives On How Shooting POV Meant “Unlearning Everything We Thought We Knew About Cinema” – Contenders Los Angeles
Nickel Boys' writer-director RaMell Ross and cinematographer Jomo Fray: Shooting POV meant 'unlearning everything we thought ...
‘Nickel Boys’ composers Alex Somers and Scott Alario on their ‘experiential’ score that complements the film’s first-person point-of-view
We leaned into the patient, durational, and very beautiful camera work of this movie and paired it with music that was slow ...
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor on unintentionally channeling her own grandmother in 'Nickel Boys': 'She was a woman who went through hell'
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor on unintentionally channeling her own grandmother in 'Nickel Boys': 'She was a woman who went through ...
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor Signs With CAA (Exclusive)
The Oscar nominee for 'King Richard’ also stars in ‘Nickel Boys’ and earned an Emmy nom for her role in Ava DuVernay’s ‘When ...
Jomo Fray interview: ‘Nickel Boys' cinematographer
Nickel Boys” is unlike any film you’ve ever seen. The RaMell Ross drama is shot in first-person point of view, but the writer ...
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Nickel Boys: A Journey of Injustice, Resilience, and Redemption
Nickel Boys is more than just a historical film; it's an emotional journey that confronts America's dark past of ...
Film cinematography panel roundtable: ‘Emilia Pérez,' ‘Nickel Boys,' ‘Wicked'
Cinematographers are responsible for capturing images, but how quickly do they picture shots and compositions in their minds ...
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‘Nickel Boys’ Star & Creatives On How Shooting POV Meant “Unlearning Everything We Thought We Knew About Cinema” – Contenders Los Angeles
Shooting Nickel Boys entirely from the characters’ first-person point of view — literally through their eyes — was a novel way to “center the experience” of the film’s subjects ...
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‘Nickel Boys’ Filmmaker RaMell Ross Gets Up Close and Personal
RaMell Ross’ “Nickel Boys” is as vivid as its source material: Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize–winning 2019 novel about two Black boys enduring routine abuse at a 1960s Florida reform ...