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Jan 29, 2015 · As part of our “ How I Shot That ” series, Indiewire asked cinematographer Jas Shelton about his work on Kyle Patrick Alvarez’s “The Stanford Prison Experiment,” which recreates Phillip...
- Paula Bernstein
- Breaking Into The Industry
- The Serendipitous Moment
- The Power of Being Nice
- Shooting Digital
In this first video, Shelton shares how he got his start in the film industry. One interesting takeaway from this clip is the fact that he felt it necessary to move to Los Angeles in order to become an “above the line” artist. Another great point Shelton brings up is the importance of doing real-world workwhile in film school.
Every great filmmaker has a moment where hard work and luck collide. Some call this a big break — Shelton calls this his serendipitous moment. In the next video, he explains how he landed a gig shooting Cyrus with Mark and Jay Duplass. One interesting thing that Shelton brings up is how he networked with the Duplass brothers in an organic way. Inst...
Unfortunately many film sets are littered with folks carrying around negative attitudes. Shelton speaks to this unfortunate reality and talks about why he tries tocreate a positive working environment on set. This video is full of great advice if you want to become a leader on set.
Looking for some quick takeaways for your next production? This is the video to watch. In this video, Shelton talks about the intentionality of shooting on film versus shooting digitally. Specifically, he shares a few of his trade secrets for making his films look unique. This interview series was created by the good folks over at ShareGrid, a peer...
Enjoy Jas Shelton, Emmy-nominated cinematographer on Homecoming Season 2, working with the Duplass brothers, Keanu with Key and Peele, The Stanford Prison Experiment from The Cinematography Podcast on Everand.
Jas Shelton is an award winning commercial and film cinematographer. In 2019 he was nominated for an EMMY for his work on Season 2 of Amazon Prime’s Homecoming.
Aug 26, 2020 · Cinematographer Jas Shelton discusses his work on season 2 of Homeland (Amazon Prime), which brought him together again with director/showrunner Kyl.
A preview of the 2021 Nashville Film Festival, featuring reviews of "Invisible," "Hard Luck Love Song," "Porcupine," "The First Step," "Clara Sola" and "The Humans."
Jas Shelton is known as an Director of Photography, Cinematography, Producer, and Writer. Some of his work includes Keanu, The Stanford Prison Experiment, The House, Like a Boss, Jeff, Who Lives at Home, Cyrus, Crater, and Ride.
