In this episode, we sit down with Matheus Bastos, the cinematographer of 'Gazer', to talk about his path, intricately weaving tales of passion, creativity, and the sheer love for cinema that drew him into the world of filmmaking.
We delve into the production of 'Gazer', exploring the unique challenges of a project shot over an extended timeline, which allowed for a challenging, yet fluid evolution of the narrative and characters. Matheus tells us about the importance of adaptability, revealing how the interplay of changing seasons and personal growth influenced the film's aesthetic.
He also shares insights on the craft of cinematography, emphasizing that true artistry lies in capturing the emotional core of a story, rather than adhering strictly to technical standards, reminding us that filmmaking is just as much about the heart as it is about the lens.
(Photos: Courtesy of Matheus Bastos)