Vittorio Storaro
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Nov 4, 2026
Jason HarrisHOST
Everybody was insane on this.
Jason HarrisHOST
Vittorio Storaro, who won Best Cinematography and is a legend.
Jason HarrisHOST
And if ever there was a movie that deserved Best Cinematography, I think you'd say Apocalypse Now.
Jason HarrisHOST
It's right up there, right? He would do this thing where they would set up during the day and they'd set up a shot and say it's like 11 in the morning, right? You'd look up and you'd go, no, not yet.
Pete RobertsHOST
Yeah, that was a good little catch on that too.
SebastianHOST
And what I find funny, I mean, and it's probably something that gets a little bit overlooked sometimes, the cinematographer here is Vittorio Storaro.
SebastianHOST
That's the cinematographer for Apocalypse Now.
SebastianHOST
Yeah,
Paul FischerGUEST
Every frame is in a different film from the next frame.
Paul FischerGUEST
You go, this is a guy who worked with Storaro forever.
Paul FischerGUEST
And this looks like an old Microsoft Windows video game sometimes.
Paul FischerGUEST
Yeah.
Paul SchraderGUEST
You know, he had been working with Bertolucci, and he and Bernardo had a little falling out over Dovacinto.
Paul SchraderGUEST
And Bernardo had to choose between Storaro and Scafianni.
Paul SchraderGUEST
He chose Storaro.
Paul SchraderGUEST
So suddenly, if Nando was available, he came to the U.S., he did Jiglo, and then he did Capybara.
Paul SchraderGUEST
And I put him in charge of everything visual.
Mike MinogueHOST
Won the Academy Award.
Mike MinogueHOST
So I was his assistant, Vittorio Storaro, an Italian fellow there.
Mike MinogueHOST
And when he was doing Apocalypse Now, he'd be out in the desert.
Mike MinogueHOST
Everyone else is in like no shirt, tiny shorts.
Alex MitchellGUEST
It's lying on the ground wrapped in plastic, a brand new book.
Alex MitchellGUEST
And it's by this guy, Storaro.
Alex MitchellGUEST
He's an Italian cinematographer.
Alex MitchellGUEST
So I look around and there's no one.
Alex MitchellGUEST
They're happy for me, but I can tell at the same time, they're kind of like, I have an eye.
Alex MitchellGUEST
So I'm, I'm, grateful and humble um to have that show in manhattan and in new york city in manhattan too for me it was like an extra kick um and you know very cool
Shawn RatchesHOST
i'm excited i'm excited i don't know you're a very creative guy so it doesn't surprise me that you you know landed that way too to do other things you just got a lot going on even in your even in doing your your other work prior in in um Working at that house for that guy, that really interesting guy.
Shawn RatchesHOST
Oh, yeah.