Zero Dark Thirty (2012) | Directed by Kathryn Bigelow | Shot by Greig Fraser | Starring Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Joel Edgerton The bin Laden raid runs 25 minutes in near-darkness with whispered commands—real night-vision aesthetic, no movie lighting, no score. Bigelow embedded with SEALs for research. Chastain was Oscar-nominated; the film was accused of endorsing torture (Bigelow denied this). Budget: $40 million. Box office: $132 million. Fraser's cinematography—later Oscar-winning for

DUNE: PART TWO, cinematography by Greig Fraser. Nominated for Best Cinematography at the 97th Oscars. Watch the #Oscars LIVE on Sunday, March 2nd, at 7e/4p on ABC and Hulu. | The Academy

4.5K views · 63 reactions | Cinematographer Greig Fraser explains the reasoning behind shooting ‘Dune 2’ in IMAX: “You forget where you are. You become immersed in the filmmaker’s vision” | Variety Inside the Frame presented by @lg_global | Variety | Facebook