Shoot Your Heroes: Cinematographer John Mathieson Discusses ‘Logan,’ ‘King Arthur,’ and the Art of the Shot (INTERVIEW)
Two-time Academy Award nominee John Mathieson talks Logan and the ever evolving nature of cinematography.
Two-time Academy Award nominee John Mathieson talks Logan and the ever evolving nature of cinematography.
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