Beauty Break: Here's to Cinematic Eye Candy!
Saturday, January 19, 2019 at 9:53PM The visual categories for the 2018 Film Bitch Awards are now fully announced. Click on over to peruse the nominations for Costume Design, Cinematography, and Production Design aka the best cinematic eye candy of the year. Cinematic eye candy is more than just delicious for the eyes. These crafts also strengthen characterization, theme, mood, storytelling, and emotional impact when the artisans are really inspired. After the jump, because five little poster doesn't feel like enough images from the 12 most beautifully shot movies this year that we called out in Cinematography (though only five can be nominees).
A BAKER'S DOZEN OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY SHOT MOVIES OF 2018.
Presented in alpha order after the jump...
ANNIHILATION shot by Rob Hardy
BURNING shot by Hong Kyung-pyo
COLD WAR shot by Lukasz Zal
THE FAVOURITE shot by Robbie Ryan
FIRST MAN shot by Linus Sandgren
HEREDITARY shot by Pawel Pogorzelski
IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK shot by James Laxton
A QUIET PLACE shot by Charlotte Bruss Christensen
THE RIDER shot by Joshua James Richards
ROMA shot by Alfonso Cuarón
A STAR IS BORN shot by Matthew Libatique
WE THE ANIMALS shot by Zak Mulligan
WIDOWS shot by Sean Bobbitt
CLICK FOR THE EYE CANDY NOMINEES...
THE FILM BITCH AWARDS FOR THE CINEMA OF 2018
Page 1 - Screenplays and Animated Feature COMPLETE. (Picture & Director TBA)
Page 2 - Traditional Acting Categories TBA
Page 3 - Visuals COMPLETE
Page 4 - Sound COMPLETE & Traditional Category Nomination Tally (Ongoing)
Page 5 - Additional Acting Categories TBA
Page 6 - Character Nominations TBA
Page 7 - Scene Nominations TBA & Overall Nomination Tally (Ongoing)
Reader Comments (9)
Great pics, Annihlation, First Man and Roma are especially pretty
All those red light bulbs strung from high above were so beautifully haunting in A QUIET PLACE
Lukasz Zal is the only credited cnematographer on Cold War.
As far as I know Ryszard Lenczewski got sick during the pre-production of Ida and never worked again.
Sean Bobbitt shot Widows.
Margaret -- fixed. sorry about that.
Great picks! The only one I’m missing here is Mandy.
The best thing about "Roma" is that splendid Black and White cinematography. And Lady Gaga could not have asked for a better shot film
Annihilation is such a great achievement - I can't think of another movie that has such creepy visuals that are also strikingly beautiful.
Where's Mandy?