Witness: A World In Conflict Through A Lens (HBO)

Showcasing global conflict through photojournalism lens

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About Witness: A World In Conflict Through A Lens (HBO)

Released: 2012

Platform: Max

Rating: TV-MA

Run time: 1 Seasons Available (4 Episodes)

Cast
Eros Hoagland, Michael Christopher Brown, Veronique de Viguerie

About Witness: A World In Conflict Through A Lens (HBO)

"Witness: A World In Conflict Through A Lens" is a groundbreaking HBO documentary series that aired in 2012. The series tells the stories of war photographers who brave war zones to bring the realities of the world's conflicts to the global audience. Each episode focuses on a different photographer, showing their work and personal journey as they move in terrifying and difficult situations for the sake of news and information.

Making / Production

This series is a collaboration between HBO and cinematographer David Frankham. The directors aimed to bring the experiences of conflict journalists and photographers to the forefront, juxtaposing the harsh realities of war and the perspectives of the ones capturing these moments. The series was shot on location in conflict zones such as Juarez, Libya, South Sudan, and Rio de Janeiro.

Actors

  • Michael Christopher Brown - As one of the featured war photographers, Brown's intense passion for his profession is beautifully depicted in the series.
  • Eros Hoagland - Hoagland's fearless exploration of dangerous areas reveals his commitment to portraying the truth.
  • Veronique de Viguerie - Viguerie's stunning images and innovative methods highlight the significant role of women in war photography.
  • Andre Liohn - Known for his exceptional work in photojournalism, Liohn's experience shines through in the series.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The series offers a unique perspective on world conflicts, highlighting the role of photojournalists and photographers.
  • Instead of focusing on the events of the conflict, the series symphonizes the personal stories of these journalists striving to document them.

Quotes

  • "We're not just here to take pictures. We're here to tell a story."
  • "When you're in the field, every shot counts."
  • "It's not just about capturing the moment. It's about capturing the truth."

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Adagio for Strings" by Samuel Barber is frequently played throughout the series, providing a somber tone to the harsh realities depicted.
  • Original soundtracks composed by Benjamin Wallfisch, resonating the intensities of the conflicts.