Matthias Wagner, the Director of Photography with a lens finely tuned to the ironic. In a world obsessed with pixels and 8k resolution, Matthias takes a defiant stride back into the analog abyss, armed with a vintage film camera that’s seen more years than a well-aged bourbon. He’s not just a DP, but a crusader against the digital dystopia, capturing images with a richness of grain that the digital natives can only Google about. His battlefield is the sets where he meticulously crafts each frame with a finesse that scoffs at the cold precision of digital sensors. With a scarf perpetually draped around his neck and a coffee sourced from the rarest Ethiopian beans, he’s not just creating visuals, but rebelling against a pixel-packed paradigm. His film rolls are not mere strips of celluloid, but the banners of an analog revolution in a digital-dominated dominion. Each shot is a sarcastic quip against the modern-day pixel peepers, and with every flicker of the film reel, Matthias' imagery echoes the satirical cry for a return to the authentic and tactile essence of true cinematography.