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Everything is miniature in our future life An interview filmed with Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, about his work on “Downsizing”, a film by Alexander Payne, conducted by François Reumont on behalf of the AFC

Interviews at Camerimage
American director Alexander Payne chose a futuristic science-fiction universe for his latest film in which humans are able to shrink themselves to conserve the planet’s resources. Downsizing narrates the experience of an average American (Matt Damon) who gets caught up despite himself in this social and physiological process that completely changes his life. Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, shares with us the secrets behind the “making of” of this bittersweet and highly-awaited comedy.
Tout est mini dans notre future vie Entretien filmé avec Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, à propos de son travail sur "Downsizing", d’Alexander Payne, par François Reumont pour l’AFC

Interviews at Camerimage
Pour son nouveau film, le réalisateur américain Alexander Payne a choisi un univers de science fiction où les humains pourraient désormais se faire rapetisser pour économiser les ressources de la planète. Downsizing narre le trajet d’un Américain moyen (Matt Damon) pris un peu malgré lui dans ce processus social et physiologique qui bouleverse sa vie. Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, nous fait partager les secrets de fabrication de cette comédie douce-amère sur fond d’anticipation.
Le festival Manaki Brothers annonce son palmarès 2016

Festival Manaki Brothers
Présidé par le directeur de la photographie Phedon Papamichael, GSC, ASC, le jury du 37e Festival Manaki Brothers a dévoilé ses lauréats lors de la soirée de clôture qui s’est tenue samedi 17 septembre 2016, à Bitola (République de Macédoine). Le Finlandais Jani-Petteri "JP" Passi a reçu la Camera 300 d’or pour le film The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, réalisé par son compatriote Juho Kuosmanen.
A Chat with Filmmaker Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC By François Reumont for the AFC

Les entretiens à Camerimage
Looking back at the beginnings of his career and his education, Phedon Papamichael admits that he didn’t attend a cinema school. “I was originally a photographer, and I learned to make movies on the job, by filming lots of short films using the Éclair 16 camera that I owned at the time.” Bit by bit, he went from short films to feature-length films under the guidance of Roger Corman of Concorde Pictures, for whom, beginning in 1989, he signed off on a number of low-budget B series films produced in a fortnight. At that time, he began to work with a number of his future colleagues, Raphel Sanchez, who was a key grip and later became a gaffer, Wally Pfister, who is one of his sparks, and Janusz Kaminski, who was also working as a gaffer at that time.
Un cinéaste, Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, se confie Par François Reumont pour l’AFC

Camerimage 2014
C’est autour de l’initiative " Advanced Filmaking ", dont il est l’initiateur avec Wally Pfister, ASC, et Janusz Kaminski, que Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, est venu parler à un panel de jeunes chefs opérateurs.
Entretien avec Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC Par Madelyn Most

Entretiens avec des directeurs de la photographie
Nous publions ci-dessous un entretien rédigé par Madelyn Most dans lequel le directeur de la photographie Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, parle de son travail sur les films Nebraska, d’Alexander Payne, et Monuments Men, de George Clooney.
Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, "BSC Best Photography Award 2014" pour "Nebraska", d’Alexander Payne

BSC Awards
Lors du " BSC Summer Lunch " annuel, qui a eu lieu dimanche 27 juillet 2014 dans la Salle de bal des studios de Pinewood (Royaume-Uni), le directeur de la photographie Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, s’est vu remettre le " BSC Best Photography Award " pour son travail sur le film Nebraska, d’Alexander Payne (Alexander Constantine Papadopoulos).
In his own words : A Conversation with Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC By Madelyn Most

Propos et entretiens divers
After Cannes in May and Camerimage in November, Alexander Payne’s Nebraska, photographed by Phedon Papamichael, ASC, GSC, was honored at the American Society of Cinematographers Awards in February where many attending delighted in the rumor that Nebraska would upset Gravity and steal the top prize. Afterall, cinematographers were voting for what they recognize to be the year’s greatest achievement in lighting and photography, not visual effects. The rich black and white imagery has a raw and simple beauty that is unique today ; it defiantly counterpoints the glossy, artificial, commercial-advertising look found in most other Hollywood Studio movies.