The Cinematography of Joker / A Case Study with Lawrence Sher

Posted on June 16, 2021 in Training & Skills by Cooke Optics

This week Cooke Optics TV welcome Lawrence Sher to the channel. He talks to COT about filming Joker. What made the style? What challenges did they face? What were some unique scenarios?

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