Walking the Fenceline is a short film directed by Jesse Foster.
I shot the entire film on the ARRI Alexa Mini with a single lens: an ARRI Master Anamorphic 50mm. One focal length for every setup is a severe constraint, and that was the point. It forces the composition to be decided with the feet and the blocking rather than the zoom ring, and it gives the film a total optical consistency — the same field of view, the same falloff, the same flare behaviour in every frame.
The film won Best Cinematography at both the Rochester International Film Festival and the Edmonton International Film Festival.