Camerimage 2024: DOPs delight!

Camerimage: A Visual Feast for Cinematographers and Film Students
Camerimage, the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography, is an annual event held in Toruń, Poland, that celebrates and awards the craft of cinematography.

2024 calendar is set for November 17-22.

This prestigious festival is a must-attend for cinematographers and film students alike, offering a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of visual storytelling.
Why Cinematographers Should Attend Camerimage:
* Masterclass with Industry Legends: Camerimage brings together renowned cinematographers from around the globe to share their insights and experiences. Attendees can learn from the masters and gain valuable knowledge about lighting techniques, camera movements, and storytelling through the lens.

* Showcase of Exceptional Cinematography: The festival screens a wide range of films, from mainstream blockbusters to independent arthouse productions, showcasing the diverse and innovative work of cinematographers worldwide. This exposure to different styles and approaches can inspire and broaden the creative horizons of aspiring cinematographers.

The best cinematography films nominated for 2024!

Main Competition

*Blitz
Steve McQueen (director), Yorick Le Saux (cinematographer)

*Cabrini
Gorka Gómez Andreu (cinematographer), Alejandro Monteverde (director)

*Conclave
Edward Berger (director), Stéphane Fontaine (cinematographer)

*Dune: Part Two
Denis Villeneuve (director), Greig Fraser (cinematographer)

*Emilia Pérez
Jacques Audiard (director), Paul Guilhaume (cinematographer)

*Gladiator II
John Mathieson (cinematographer), Ridley Scott (director)

*Small Things Like These
Tim Mielants (director), Frank van den Eeden (cinematographer)

*The Brutalist
Brady Corbet (director), Lol Crawley (cinematographer)

*The Devil’s Bath
Des Teufels Bad (original title)
Severin Fiala (director), Veronika Franz (director), Martin Gschlacht (cinematographer)

*The Fire Inside
Rina Yang (cinematographer), Rachel Morrison (director)

*The Girl with the Needle
Pigen med nålen (original title)
Michal Dymek (cinematographer), Magnus von Horn (director)

*Vermiglio
Maura Delpero (director), Mikhail Krichman (cinematographer

The results will be announced during end of the festival and winners will be offered Golden,Silver and Bronze Frog.

British filmmaker Steve McQueen is set to be awarded with the Outstanding Director Award.

English production designer Nathan Crowley will receive the Special Award for Production Designer.

Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada will receive the inaugural Best TV Series Performance award for his work in FX’ historical drama series Shōgun, while Italian-American documentary filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi will be honoured with the Outstanding Achievements in Documentary Filmmaking award.

American film editor and director William Goldenberg will receive the Film Editor award and will screen his directorial debut Unstoppable as a part of the special screenings.

In conclusion, Camerimage is an essential event for cinematographers and film students alike. It offers a unique opportunity to learn from the best, be inspired by exceptional work, and connect with the global film community. By attending Camerimage, aspiring cinematographers can gain invaluable knowledge, expand their network, and elevate their craft to new heights.

Article by

CJ Rajkumar

Author/ Cinematographer