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    • The Visual Aesthetic of ‘Pariah’ – An Interview w/ Cinematographer Bradford Young

    EDITOR’S NOTE: On the same day (today) that Dee Rees’ feature film debut, "Pariah" becomes available to stream on Netflix, the DP who shot the film, Bradford Young, was invited to join the American Society of Cinematographers (one of the highest honors a DP can receive), in part because of his work on "Pariah" for which he won the Cinematography Award at the Sundance Film Festival that year. So this seemingly random confluence of events makes it only logical that I repost our interview (handled by Nijla Mumin) with Bradford about "Pariah" specifically, published during the week in December 2011 when the film was set to open theatrically, courtesy of Focus…

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