I believe that the camera is Christian. I think it's born in western ideology. I think it fundamentally 'others.' — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
I like to call the photography in film the technology of racism. Like, you have this bizarre idea of racism, and you… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
My relationship to photography growing up was like, the idea of photojournalism or newspapers - it's far less art or marketing. It… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
Micro-looking processes that are human are what I was interested in. How can you use the camera to mime the way that… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
To me, to neuter a photograph of person of color in some general sense is to continue to forget the complexity of… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
Films typically peddle in meaning with big things and make connections between events. They don't peddle in images in the same way… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
Photography is a relative illusion and film is a literal illusion of speeding multiple images. It's something outside of our perception but… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
I can frame with the best of them - at least my version of framing - but to build the emotion of… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
I think the camera is just so violent, and I think it's also so beautiful, and that tension is maybe one thing… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
My relationship to photography and film is knowledge production, and it's how to engage with the world in a way that approximates… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
What the camera has done historically is erase authorship and produce - regardless of whether or not it's intended to be -… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
As I started to find my voice in photography, I became more interested in making the photograph a space of contemplation and… — RaMell Ross Copy Share Image
To give subjectivity to the Dozier School boys is fundamentally mind-blowing. In literature, you're allowed to write from the inside, but at least most… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
What a thing of free will to be in the air and to have that much control over one's directionality, up, down, left, right… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
You know, I feel like when we're watching films, typically, the films do the thinking for you, one could say. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
I realised that I wasn't going to the NBA when I broke my foot my second time. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Film peddles in one blip in the sea of emotional relationships when it's literally the content of the whole ocean. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Cinema lends itself to the play between the surreal, the symbolic, the experiential, the nonsensical and the aesthetic. It's on this weird carousel that's… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
The thing about 'Nickel Boys' is its a film that is more intelligent than its maker. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
I don't think you need a lot of money to make a film that's cinematic and deserves to be in theaters, but people feel… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
The South is my home and I'm trapped in its stomach trying to get to its brain. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Black folks aren't asked to make films about all white people. But what would have happened if we did? What would white culture look… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Micro-looking processes that are human are what I was interested in. How can you use the camera to mime the way that we look?… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Imagine something where you are just provided with the truth, which is something that everyone deserves. It's insane that's a line like that has… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
I'm less interested in cinema, and more interested in the experience of cinema approaching the experience of reality. — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Yeah, I think any type of filmmaking is good as an on-ramp to making films. But I will say that documentary filmmakers have a… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
Films typically peddle in meaning with big things and make connections between events. They don't peddle in images in the same way which in… — RaMell Ross Copy Share
