Salvatore Totino

If there is an aspect that gets you through a movie, it is Cinematography. Cinematography guides you through the experience, highlights the areas that are to be lit, takes you to the nooks and corners that you are waiting to explore, a film takes the turns visually via Cinematography. The Cinematographer, has been a part of several eminent films, Salvatore Totino, has indeed aided films as well as viewers to perceive the best from them. He started from scratch by handling the cinematography for a television commercial. His first break was with the director Oliver Stone Oliver Stone, also known as William Oliver Stone, >> Read More... , ‘Any Given Sunday’, starring Al Pacino His movie “The Godfather” in 1972 was considered t >> Read More... , Cameron Diaz She’s one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywo >> Read More... , Jamie Foxx He is a multi-talented Hollywood icon. He’s a mult >> Read More... , Dennis Quaid Dennis Quaid is born on 9 April in 1954 in Houston >> Read More... , etc. He then went on to cinematography for music videos, Bruce Springsteen’s Secret Garden, U2’s Staring at the Sun and R.E.M’s What’s the frequency, Kenneth?. He then handled the cinematography for films such as; Changing lanes in 2002, The Missing (2003), The Checkup, Cinderella Man, The Da Vinci Code, Frost/Nixon, Angels & Demons, The Dilemma Click to look into! >> Read More... , Everest Click to look into! >> Read More... , Concussion and Inferno, which is to release this 2016 in October.

His toughest work was to do with, ‘Everest’ because of the high altitudes, the constant headaches and breathlessness he underwent. All the equipment required for cinematography was carried upon donkeys, yaks, and about 75 sherpas. At one instance, they had to carry their equipment themselves and eventually were airlifted, along with the equipment from one spot to another. He recalled this episode and experience to have been tough but fun and memorable. All the hard work that goes behind a camera, a cinematographer will know best. Here is to Salvatore Totino for his immense hard work and all his future endeavors.