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Christopher Nolan’s longtime cinematographer Wally Pfister is set to make his directorial debut. Having recently wrapped on The Dark Knight Rises with Nolan, the Oscar-winning cinematographer will next direct an untitled screenplay from newcomer Jack Paglen. The film will be financed and produced through Alcon Entertainment, who is keeping the logline under wraps for the moment. Pre-production is expected to start immediately while principal photography will begin early this fall. Pfister is best known for his collaborations with Nolan since the pair has worked together on seven films since 1999. His track record includes four Oscar nominations and one win for Best Achievement in Cinematography for Inception. Although this film marks Pfister’s feature directorial debut, he has been directing commercials for a number of years. Hit the jump for a look at his work throughout the years.
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He is so right about the cinematography in the movie. It is an art form like no other. If you don't get that right it would ruin the whole movie. They strive to make it perfect at every level where the audience can feel like it's really happening.
I get really into my movies so if it's not good or if I can tell when a stunt man has taken over because I can actually see that it is someone else...that just ruins the whole movie for me.
I wish him luck, but so many people are good at one thing and yet not another in the same industry.