A chat with a Master

By Amanda Yeoh

September 2013 FEATURE
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Amanda Yeoh corners renowned cinematographer Christopher Doyle after a three-hour master class at Roughcut to chat about movies, colour and working with Wong Kar Wai.In the Mood for Love.Chungking Express.At Roughcut, when Australian cinematographer Christopher Doyle played us the clip he shot of the Iguazu Falls, it was overwhelming to see how sublime the world’s second largest waterfalls were. From an aerial view, the Iguazu Falls appeared as textured blue fuzz, with water gushing into the depths of the ravine...

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Amanda Yeoh

is a student, a writer and, of all things, a minimalist.

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