Lyle Vincent on lighting the darkness of The Beast in Me

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Jul 11, 20261:11:12TV & Film

Cinematographer Lyle Vincent on shooting the Netflix series The Beast in Me with Panavision lenses and hard lighting that allow deep shadows to fall into black. Vincent's work is a continuation of his collaboration with...

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