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‘Severance’s’ Jessica Lee Gagné Makes Emmys History By Becoming First Woman to Win for Outstanding Cinematography For a Series (One Hour)
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https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/severance-jessica-lee-gagne-history-emmy-cinematography-1236510692/
‘Severance’ Director And DP Jessica Lee Gagné On Her Double Emmy Nomination And The “Mysterious” Season 3
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https://deadline.com/2025/08/severance-jessica-lee-gagne-season-3-emmy-1236490193/
How ‘Severance’ Star Dichen Lachman and Director Jessica Lee Gagné Brought Gemma’s Episode to Life in Season 2
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Severance Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné Won’t Return for Season 3 https://petapixel.com/2025/06/11/severance-cinematographer-jessica-lee-gagne-wont-return-for-season-3/ #directorofphotography #cinematographer #jessicaleegagne #cinematography #severance #appletv #News
‘Severance’ Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné Thanks Ben Stiller for Supporting Her Directorial Ambitions: ‘Above All, You’re My Friend’
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How ‘Severance’ DP Jessica Lee Gagné Turned the Series’ Most Ambitious Episode Into Her Directorial Debut
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Ben Stiller and Jessica Lee Gagné on the Arts and Crafts Behind the Art and Craft of Hit ‘Severance’
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‘Severance’ Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné on Cinematography and Directing | The PetaPixel Podcast https://petapixel.com/2025/04/25/severance-cinematographer-jessica-lee-gagne-on-cinematography-and-directing-the-petapixel-podcast/ #petapixelpodcast #jessicaleegagne #cinematography #appletvplus #insta360x5 #television #directing #severance #fujifilm #Podcast #appletv #podcast #tariffs #apple #video #News
Just finished watching S02 of Severance. Fantastic production! If you have not watched this series from S01E01 - worth the seat time.
Jessica Lee Gagné and team are geniuses. The cinematography is excellent. As good ( better in the details & sustainment! ) as any Kubrick, Anderson, or Ridley - next level in fact!
As a Newfoundlander of a certain age, S02E08 was particularly poignant; memories of Grandma's house, grief, and all that... I'm not crying - you're crying! Needs more rocks and ocean spray perhaps.
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Jessica Lee Gagné, ‘Severance’s Cinematographer Turned Director/Producer, Signs With Sugar23 & CAA
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https://deadline.com/2025/04/jessica-lee-gagne-severance-signs-sugar23-caa-1236355217/
Severance gets better every episode.
S2:E7, directed by the show's cinematographer, Jessica Lee Gagné, may be the best episode of the entire series, in every way.
So far.
I'm not sure how the production team convinced Apple to let them make the show they wanted to make, but it's the best thing AppleTV has done, and it's not even close.
#Severance #AppleTV #tv #JessicaLeeGagné #DichenLachman #AdamScott #RobbieBenson #JenTullock #KarenAldridge #SandraBernhard #MichaelChernus #TramellTillman
‘Severance’ DP Jessica Lee Gagné Had No Intention of Directing — Then She Read Episode 7
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‘Severance’ Director Jessica Lee Gagné Confirms No CGI Was Used for Stunning One-Shot: ‘It Was the Biggest Side Project of This Show’ Ever
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https://www.indiewire.com/news/general-news/severance-director-no-cgi-1235099910/
#JessicaLeeGagné 's work on #Severance blows my mind. What she does with the camera/framing, everything! is just as important as the main characters in the story. There're a lot of rectangles. The subject is often claustrophobically positioned to one side of the frame or the other. Often some element w/i the set (such as part of a partition, or even the blurred shape of another character's head) creates a geometric shape which occupies a lot of the shot, thus the subject is further crowded.