PetaPixel ‘Nosferatu’ Cinematographer Unveils Secrets Behind Shooting Count Orlok Encounter on Film


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A dimly lit, atmospheric scene shows a figure in a cloak standing at one end of a long wooden table, adorned with a candelabra and goblets. A warm glow from a fireplace in the background casts shadows across the stone walls and floor.

Nosferatu by Roert Eggers is cinematography treat. Shot entirely on film, the Dracula movie uses candlelight and firelight to create unnerving scenes that are truly masterful in their execution.

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