This exclusive exhibition celebrating the release of No Time To Die features behind-the-scenes photography from the set of the 25th Bond adventure. Curated by 007 producer Michael G. Wilson, the show unveils 25 unique black and white photographs.

Michael G. Wilson, actor Daniel Craig and photographers Nicola Dove and Greg Williams capture a series of intimate moments with their Leica cameras.

No Time To Die will be released in theaters on October 8, 2021.

Episode 1/2 with Hopper Stone Unit Still Photographer and President of the Society of Motion Picture Still Photographers.

Hopper takes us through his career from life as photojournalist to behind the scenes of how a movie photographer shoots the stills on Comedy and Action films for Cinema and TV. Hopper shot over 75 episodes of Modern family, was the photographer on GhostBusters, Stuber, Instant Family, The Spy Who Dumped Me, Game Night, Hidden Figures, Goosebumps, Vacation, Dumb and Dumber To, American Reunion and even shared Captain Phillips with me!

Hopper also talks about the SMPSP, its mission and requirements for Photographers to join the Society. Hopper can certainly tell a story!

The most important thing in the film is the story. So also in the photo that tells about it. In addition to these stories, Hopper Stone records film history.

Contacting Hopper Stone, a still filmmaker for films and TV series living in Los Angeles, produces an insane surprise: the answer to the interview request comes in fluent Finnish. The reason will soon become clear: the American Stone once lived in Finland for almost ten years.

Renowned unit stills photographer Coco Van Oppens has made South Africa proud once again with her induction into the Society of Motion Picture Still Photographers (SMPSP) in early November. Van Oppens has for the last 25 years photographed over 40 films for South African and international productions companies.