On the latest episode of In Frame, the Matria crew sits down with cinematographer Bradley Credit, whose work spans commercials for Highsnobiety x Crown Royal, Everlast: “Choice of Champions,” Gucci: “Éternité de Beauté,” Olipop: “Smile for the Camera,” Amazon Fashion, as well as narrative films like Jesus is Coming (dir. Cameron Clay) and Tango (dir. Amadou Diallo). He’s also shot music videos for underscore, Dakota Jones, and xay.   In this episode, we dive into the cinematic influences that shape Bradley’s visual storytelling, including the impact of slow cinema and experimental vignette-style filmmaking, drawing inspiration from Khalil Joseph, Salomon Ligthelm, and Miles Jay. As a cinematographer and photographer, Bradley has mastered both digital and film, crafting a moody and evocative aesthetic that captures the raw essence of everyday life.   We also explore counterculture in the industry, discussing how it fuels authentic storytelling and opens doors for diverse narratives. Plus, a bit of movie buff talk—it was a pleasure having Bradley on!   🎥 Check out Bradley’s work here: https://bradleycredit.com/ 📸 Follow Bradley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradleycreditdp/   A huge thank you to our crew: 🎥 Cinematographer: Emmett Ferrer 🎬 AC: Jason Quizhpi 🎧 Sound Recordist/Post Mixer: Kenneth Pineda   And a special shoutout to GOTHAM SOUND for providing us with the equipment needed for this production!   In Frame is a podcast created by Matria Rentals, a film equipment rental company based in Ridgewood, Queens, supplying cinema cameras, lenses, lighting, and grip gear for filmmakers.   📩 For inquiries, email us at: info@matriarentals.com 🌐 Visit our website: www.matriarentals.com 📸 Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/matriarentals