04/05/2026
What actually shapes the way a cinematographer sees a film?
In this in-depth interview, Director of Photography Casey Fehr breaks down the creative and collaborative process behind Tomorrow Undead — from building the visual language of the film to navigating real-world locations and constraints that ultimately shaped the final look.
Casey reflects on how the experience influenced his approach to future projects, what guided the cinematography on set, and why environment, tone, and team chemistry were essential to bringing this grounded indie horror story to life.
He also dives into the collaboration with director Dale Thomas Cizmadia, sharing how the film came together from both a technical and emotional standpoint, along with some of his favorite memories from set.
🎬 ABOUT THIS INTERVIEW:
A long-form conversation with cinematographer Casey Fehr on the making of Tomorrow Undead, focusing on visual storytelling, collaboration, and the realities of indie filmmaking.
📌 IN THIS INTERVIEW:
• How Tomorrow Undead influenced Casey’s future work
• Developing the film’s visual style and tone
• Working within real locations and environmental constraints
• Collaboration with director Dale Thomas Cizmadia
• Favorite moments and experiences from set
• What guided the cinematography choices
• The kind of audience that will connect with the film
If you’re a filmmaker, cinematographer, or someone interested in how visual storytelling shapes grounded horror, this conversation offers a practical, honest look at the process behind the lens.
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What actually shapes the way a cinematographer sees a film?In this in-depth interview, Director of Photography Casey Fehr breaks down the creative and collab...
