Another Foreign DOP - Project K raises Eyebrows
In Tollywood, renowned director Nag Ashwin is best known for hiring a top technician from abroad for a movie like "Mahanati." He helped this renowned film's director, Dani Sanchez Lopez, get his start, and as a result, many other telugu movie directors began using international cinematographers. Camera was turned on for gang leader and pushpa afterwards by Polisch lensman Miroslaw Kuba.
Another foreign DOP is cranking the camera for the next movie "Project K," which stars Prabhas, deepika Padukone, and Amitab Bachhan in key roles. He is none other than Serbian director of photography Djordje Stojiljkovic, who is known for award-winning short films like "The Needle" and "The Windmill" as well as the critically acclaimed Serbian film "Pusti me da nadjem srcu lek," which attracted notice for its innovative aesthetics.
The general tone and lighting patterns of "Project K" are reportedly going to be rather different, and the overall aesthetic of the movie resembles a large superhero movie that companies like Marvel typically produce. Numerous more international technicians are reportedly handling the movie's VFX in addition to this foreign DOP. I guess that's it for now and the movie raising eyebrows with technicians is sure to make noise.
Another foreign DOP is cranking the camera for the next movie "Project K," which stars Prabhas, deepika Padukone, and Amitab Bachhan in key roles. He is none other than Serbian director of photography Djordje Stojiljkovic, who is known for award-winning short films like "The Needle" and "The Windmill" as well as the critically acclaimed Serbian film "Pusti me da nadjem srcu lek," which attracted notice for its innovative aesthetics.
The general tone and lighting patterns of "Project K" are reportedly going to be rather different, and the overall aesthetic of the movie resembles a large superhero movie that companies like Marvel typically produce. Numerous more international technicians are reportedly handling the movie's VFX in addition to this foreign DOP. I guess that's it for now and the movie raising eyebrows with technicians is sure to make noise.