In this episode of Finding the Frame, Chris Haigh sits down with Academy Award nominees Judy Becker and Lol Crawley, BSC, the production designer and cinematographer behind the visually stunning film, "The Brutalist."

They discuss their artistic journeys, early influences, and the unique challenges of capturing the film's stark, imposing architecture. Crawley, known for his work on films like "Vox Lux," explains his choice of VistaVision for its ability to capture brutalist buildings without distortion, while Becker, whose credits include "American Hustle" and "Carol," shares her design inspirations and the emotional significance of the film's central location, the Institute.

They delve into the collaborative process with director Brady Corbet, the technical challenges of filming on location in Hungary, and the importance of balancing grand architectural shots with intimate character moments. The conversation also explores the emotional and thematic core of the film, highlighting key scenes and the filmmakers' personal interpretations. Finally, they offer valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers, emphasizing the importance of personal vision, creative inspiration, and finding your unique voice in the industry.

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