
My name is Deborah Eve Lewis
(but you can call me Deb.)
I take pictures - often 24 of them per second; sometimes more, sometimes less.
I'm a cinematographer, maker of films and a teacher to burgeoning filmmakers. I love my friends and family, and I'm lucky to be surrounded by such kind, hard-working and interesting people.
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I enjoy short, excellent, weird films as much as I enjoy GREAT CINEMA, and sometimes they are one and the same, such as one of the greatest movies of all time – Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story. I enjoy knowing what others are reading and watching, so to share in that kind of sharing, here's a list of what I'm into these days:
What I'm reading:
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Debra Jo Immergut's You Again.
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The Emigrants by W. G. Sebald (some background)
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Paul Schraders's The Transcendental Style in Film ​
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Modern Instances: The Craft of Photography. A Memoir by Stephen Shore
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Favorite cinematographers
An ever-changing list:
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Bradford Young, Ellen Kuras, Roger Deakins, Ernest Dickerson, Gordon Willis, and many more...
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What I'm watching:
Movies:
Everything Everywhere All at Once
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Yi Yi
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Barbie
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TV Shows:
I May Destroy You
Severance
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Films I want to see: Fremont
Film I like more now than when I first saw it: Aftersun
Scene I'm watching over and over: from Umberto D