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Veteran cinematographer Caleb Deschanel shoots Laika's stop-motion film Wildwood

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Caleb Deschanel, a longtime Hollywood cinematographer known for The Passion of the Christ, The Patriot, and Twin Peaks, took on his first stop-motion project as director of photography for Wildwood. The film is the latest release from Laika, the studio behind Coraline. Deschanel said he found the production far more involved than he expected, despite knowing the technique is slow and labor-intensive. The piece is drawn from a longer feature published by The Verge.

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