How to Light Better Call Saul | Cinematography Breakdown ft. Marshall Adams, ASC

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a cinematographer for high-caliber movies and shows? For today’s episode of Lit by Aputure, we’re proud to welcome seasoned director of photography, Marshall Adams into the studio. Adams has built an impressive resume over his career with projects like CSI:NY, El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, and the smash hit, Better Call Saul. Throughout the interview, Marshall looks back on his humble beginnings when he was first introduced to the filmmaking bug at a young age, and how he started in the industry as a Gaffer for shows like Felicity before waking his way up to join the union as a cinematographer. Listen closely as Adams gives insight on the look of a show like Better Call Saul, and why his style complements the story; by breaking down some of his favorite scenes and lighting setups used on the show, we gain access to never-before-seen knowledge and technique behind the craft of an active director of photography. For someone like Adams, it’s a pleasu