| New London Gallery exhibition, Sundance film festival & Micro Salon |
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| Cooke launches Creative Gravity exhibition, featuring The Brutalist |
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Creative Gravity is the latest showcase, celebrating the collaboration between cinematographer Lol Crawley, BSC and director Brady Corbet. The new exhibition offers an in-depth look at their artistic synergy, highlighting their work on The Brutalist (2024), Vox Lux (2018) and The Childhood of a Leader (2015).
The Brutalist has won multiple awards including the Golden Globes for Best Director, Best Film and Best Actor in the Drama category. Lol Crawley, BSC received the Best Cinematography in a Feature Film Award at the 69th British Society of Cinematographers Awards. The film has had a host of other related nominations for both the upcoming Critics Choice and BAFTAs.
We look forward to welcoming guests to the gallery. Appointments can be made via the link below.
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Cooke at Micro Salon
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Once again Cooke will be partnering with Emit this week to take part in Micro Salon, Paris, featuring S8/i FF, Varotal/i FF, SP3, Macro/i FF and our Anamorphic lenses. As well as our lenses we will be showcasing the latest in our Cooke Digital technology both on stand and via a presentation on the collaboration between DPs and VFX.
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Sundance Film Festival
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The first major film festival of the year Sundance has just come to an end, with three films that were shot on Cooke lenses picking up awards. Atropia (DoP Eric Yue) won the U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize, DJ Ahmet (DoP Naum Doksevski) won the World Cinema Dramatic Audience award, and East of Wall (DoP Austin Shelton) won the NEXT Audience Award. Read our full write up on the festival below.
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