BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Anna Karenina- Seamus McGarvey
Les Miserables- Danny Cohen
Life of Pi- Claudio Miranda
Lincoln- Janusz Kaminski
Skyfall- Roger Deakins
A formidable selection and a tight race, like many this year, and another go around of may-it-be/will-it-be finally the year that the much nominated cinematographer/poet Roger Deakins can claim a statue. The ASC isn't always the best indicator for the Oscar- Deakins himself claim that to be true winning here. The variety in the lensing of these films is quite spectacular from the theatricality of
Anna Karenina, the controversially shot in close-up
Les Miserables, the majestic wonder of
Life of Pi, the austere, but regally naturalistic look of
Lincoln to the eye candy spectacle of
Skyfall. In this most contentious year of a near embarrassment of riches, one could easily see some adjustments in the line-up tomorrow morning with
Zero Dark Thirty,
The Master and
Django Unchained noticeably absent.
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