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'Cape Fear' DP Celiana Cárdenas on Visual Storytelling and Episode 6's Acid Trip Sequence

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Jim Hemphill

2h ago· 6 min readen

Summary

An interview with Celiana Cárdenas, cinematographer for the Apple TV series 'Cape Fear', who discusses her approach to shifting aspect ratios and lenses to change the visual language of the series and pay tribute to Martin Scorsese's 1991 film. The article explores how she used different visual techniques, particularly in Episode 6's acid trip sequence, to create distinct emotional states and honor the original film's daring aesthetic while making it her own.

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IndieWire'Cape Fear' DP Celiana Cárdenas on Visual Storytelling and Episode 6's Acid Trip Sequenceindiewire.com

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Scorsese is able to sustain the unceasing visual energy and ambition for two hours is astonishing, which makes the feat of Apple's series even more impressive.
The aspect ratio shifts weren't just a gimmick — they were a way to change the visual language and pay tribute to Scorsese while telling our own story.
Episode 6's acid trip sequence required a completely different visual approach, using lenses and camera movements to convey altered states of consciousness.
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The Apple TV series' director of photography talks about shifting aspect ratios and lenses to change the visual language and pay tribute to Scorsese.

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