Cinematographer Juliette Lossky traces the unlikely path that shaped her career — a chance conversation that opened the door to an internship with André Turpin, her first job shooting on Panavision Super Speeds, and the approach to storytelling that guides her work today. Lossky reflects on what she learned from Turpin, how commercial work has given her the freedom to pursue personal projects, and why she chooses projects based on human connection over portfolio-building — always aiming to create images that serve the story rather than herself. Find this video on the Panavision website at: panavision.com/highlights/highlights-detail/juliette-lossky-cinematography-in-service-of-story Chapters: 00:00 – Discovering Cinematography in Film School 00:21 – A Chance Conversation That Led to André Turpin 00:58 – Falling for the Panavision Super Speeds 01:22 – Commercials, Creative Freedom, and Picking Projects 01:58 – The Web Series That Sparked a Lasting Collaboration 02:19 – Cr...