Shooting a Large Musical Movie - Talk with DoP Thomas Kiennast AAC

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Austrian cinematographer extraordinaire Thomas Kiennast started as a commercial Director of Photography, after graduating from Vienna Film Academy, and soon moved on to longer-form fiction works and feature films. One of his latest, the screen adaption of the hit musical “Ich war noch niemals in New York” (“I have never been to New York”), starring Moritz Bleibtreu and Heike Makatsch, is a production which has a scale that is rarely seen in German/Austrian productions: A fully studio-built ship set and a set of New York City gave Thomas the ability to create incredible visual worlds, with great lighting and amazing camera movements. We look behind the scenes with Thomas Kiennast in this conversation.

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