1. Your interest in photography and arts was visible since early age. How did you understand that you want to be a cinemaphotographer?
2. In the very beginning of your career which style did you work in?
3. A big part of your cinematographer career is connected with horror movies. How did this experience influence your personal life?
4. While working on a movie you have to communicate and associate with numerous different people with their own ideas, characters, and beliefs. Was it hard for you to avoid misunderstandings with other staff?
5. Which factors influenced your interest in Saw movie?
6. What is the reason for Saw VI being your last time to work as a cinematographer of these series?
7. Your works became parts of numerous exhibitions around the world. Which one do you believe was the most successful for your career?
8. Lighting can make a big difference and it requires more skills that many people think. Can you give some advice for your photographers about lightning set up and the major peculiarities of it?
9. In 2002 you released a book All Day, Every Day. The works you included in it were not in your usual style. Can you tell us more about them?
10. How did your personal life influence the style you work in and your career development in general?
11. You got to work with James Van. What do you think about him? Was it easy to understand each other?
12. .Who are the directors in world cinema, especially that you’re tracking?Did you ever have a chance to see a Turkish movie?Did you have any information about Turkish Directors?
13. Young filmmakers on the industry do you have any suggestions ?
14. How did you decide to be an instructor at New York Film Academy?how many years are you here?
