2019 / 09 — September Issue of American Cinematographer

The September 2019 issue of American Cinematographer magazine, which features a special focus on international production. After the Wedding(Sony Pictures Classics) Julio Macat, ASC joined writer-director Bart Freundlich for this adaptation of the Danish film of the same title. The story follows Isabel (Michelle Williams) as she travels from India to New York in order to secure a generous grant from a mysterious donor (Julianne Moore) for an orphanage in Calcutta. For the movie — which opened this year’s Sundance Film Festival — Macat worked primarily with Arri’s Alexa 65 camera system, lending a grand canvas to the intimate drama. Stand! Roy H. Wagner, ASC and director Robert Adetuyi worked in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, for this Romeo and Juliet-inspired musical drama set against the backdrop of Winnipeg’s 1919 general strike and surrounding social upheaval. Wagner opted to shoot the story with Blackmagic Design’s Ursa Mini Pro and Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. The cinematographer and hi