Ward Russell's guest appearances

Ward Russell

Monday Morning Critic Podcast

Terri Tatchell

Mister Rogers

Chris Browning

Howard Stern

Michelle Carter

Peter James

Roger Donaldson

Edu Grau

Ed Begley Jr

Jim Florentine

Andy Weir

Tait Fletcher

Dee Wallace

Adrienne Barbeau

Joe Berlinger

OwlTail

Ward Russell, award winning Cinematographer/Photographer, adapts his Hollywood art to the world of fine art photography. Transitioning from the moving image to the still frame, he masters the same depth of meaning and emotion. Just as he added mood and drama in movies, he now creates that complexity in his stills. Ward converts the cinematic close up into the revealing portrait. He adapts the story telling of movies to that momentary truth of people in time and space of the still photo. Ward’s motion picture, “Days of Thunder” established his reputation for bringing stylish and breathtaking photography to action pictures. His contemporary film noir, “The Last Boy Scout”, has become a cult film, studied in film schools. “X-Files, the Movie” expanded the acclaimed TV series onto the big screen. Meet the very talented and kind: Ward Russell.

Ward Russell, award winning Cinematographer/Photographer, adapts his Hollywood art to the world of fine art photography. Transitioning from the moving image to the still frame, he masters the same depth of meaning and emotion. Just as he added mood and drama in movies, he now creates that complexity in his stills. Ward converts the cinematic close up into the revealing portrait. He adapts the story telling of movies to that momentary truth of people in time and space of the still photo. Ward’s motion picture, “Days of Thunder” established his reputation for bringing stylish and breathtaking photography to action pictures. His contemporary film noir, “The Last Boy Scout”, has become a cult film, studied in film schools. “X-Files, the Movie” expanded the acclaimed TV series onto the big screen. Meet the very talented and kind: Ward Russell.

(Episode 142) "Days of Thunder" Cinematographer: Ward Russell.