Joker Cinematography - Making the Movie with Lawrence Sher

Delve into the cinematic world of 'Joker' with an in-depth interview featuring cinematographer Lawrence Sher, ASC. Explore the creative process behind the film's striking visuals, from the initial script reading to the final cut. Gain insights into Sher's collaboration with director Todd Phillips, the importance of sound design, and the nuances of working with Joaquin Phoenix. Discover how trust was built on set, the impact of improvisation, and the challenges of capturing the film's most stressful scenes. Learn about the influences of classic films like 'Taxi Driver' and the significance of Arthur's apartment in setting the tone. Hear Sher's thoughts on reshoots, his first viewing experience, and the reactions to the finished product. This comprehensive discussion offers a rare glimpse into the artistry and technical expertise behind one of cinema's most talked-about films.

First Read The Script
Working With Todd Phillips
First Meeting With A Director
Sound Design
Joaquin Phoenix
Building Trust
Joaquins Performance
Laugh or Cry
Momentum
Improvisation
Was the Joker happy
Taxi Driver
Most Stressful Scene
Arthurs Apartment
Reshoots
First Time Seeing The Movie
Reactions
The Experience