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Jakob Ihre Podcasts
9 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Jakob Ihre. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Jakob Ihre, often where they are interviewed.
9 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Jakob Ihre. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Jakob Ihre, often where they are interviewed.
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War Stories Vol. 1: Tales from the Set featuring Russell Carpenter, Jakob Ihre, Ellen Kuras, David Mullen and Kira Kelly
It's our first War Stories Special! Each of our featured guests shares an insightful, interesting, humorous or crazy story of an experience they had while on set.
Russell Carpenter talks about shooting the iconic “I'm flying” scene from Titanic, Jakob Ihre tells the sobering story about working in Lithuania while shooting HBO's “Chernobyl,” Ellen Kuras shares a funny story from the set of The Mod Squad, David Mullen on avoiding a landslide while scouting for Big Sur, and Kira Kelly tells about how she endured a particularly difficult work experience.
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Jakob Ihre, FSF: Chernobyl cinematographer on shooting the incredible HBO series, his early career, working with director Joachim Trier
The HBO TV series Chernobyl came to Jakob through the series' director, Johan Renck. The two were friends but had not had the chance to work together. Writer and creator Craig Mazin had a completed 600-page script, and once Jakob read it, he knew he had to work on the project. The story was so gripping and mesmerizing, everyone involved felt a calling to tell the story in a way that was solemn about the material and accurate about what it looked like. Chernobyl shot for eight months in Lithuania and Ukraine and has won multiple awards.
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Ep. 33 : The Cinematography of HBO's Chernobyl with Jakob Ihre, FSF
The popular, Emmy-winning series Chernobyl is hailed for its commitment to realism and historical accuracy, and the cinematography makes sure to uphold such values.
On this episode, Jakob Ihre, the show's DP, talks about his career leading up to the production of Chernobyl.
Ep. 33 : The Cinematography of HBO's Chernobyl with Jakob Ihre, FSF
The popular, Emmy-winning series Chernobyl is hailed for its commitment to realism and historical accuracy, and the cinematography makes sure to uphold such values.
On this episode, Jakob Ihre, the show's DP, talks about his career leading up to the production of Chernobyl.
Chernobyl / Jakob Ihre, FSF, Episode #101
Director of photography Jakob Ihre, FSF discusses his award-winning work on the acclaimed HBO and Sky miniseries, and how projects throughout his career influenced the decision-making process for portraying this historical drama.
The Chernobyl Cinematographer (with Jakob Ihre) GCS178
Jakob Ihre, cinematographer for HBO's Chernobyl, gives an inside look at his approach to shooting and lighting the dramatic mini-series.
Jakob and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss how he worked with colorist to create Chernobyl’s distinctive look, their incredible interior/exterior sound stage, most challenging shots of the series and why a water bottle is a valuable cinematic tool.
What you will learn in this episode- The pre-production process for Chernobyl
- The incredible interior/exterior sound stage for Chernobyl
- Jakob’s most challenging shot in Chernobyl
- Why Jakob purposefully created the double shadow look in Chernobyl
- Jakob’s camera and lenses choice for Cherobyl
- How Jakob teamed up with Cherobyl’s production designer
- Creating an in-camera look for Cherobyl
- Jakob’s commercial work
- Why Jakob’s go-to gear is a water bottle
- And more!
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Jakob Ihre - Swedish Cinematographer - Reprise, A Family, Nokas, Oslo, August 31st, Lola Versus, Quitters, The End of the Tour, and Louder Than Bombs
Jakob's projects over the years have included: Reprise, A Family, Nokas, and Oslo, August 31st including working with Joachim Trier over the years. Some of Jakob's more current projects include: Lola Versus, The End of the Tour, Quitters, and the recently released, Louder Than Bombs.
Louder Than Bombs / Jakob Ihre, Episode #71
Director of photography Jakob Ihre sits down with filmmaker Jim Hemphill to discuss his work on the acclaimed independent film Louder Than Bombs.
Jakob Ihre - Swedish Cinematographer - Reprise, A Family, Nokas, Oslo, August 31st, Lola Versus, Quitters, The End of the Tour, and Louder Than Bombs
Jakob's projects over the years have included: Reprise, A Family, Nokas, and Oslo, August 31st. Some of Jakob's more recent projects include: Lola Versus, The End of the Tour, and the upcoming, Louder Than Bombs and Quitters.