Matthew Libatique talks about 'Don’t Worry Darling,' his creative process, and the last time he was in the Philippines.
, his creative process, and the last time he was in the Philippines.
Question: How did you get involved with ‘Don’t Worry Darling,’ and what elements of the project resonated with you?. This is where she made first mention of a psychological thriller set in the 1950s. At the time I was unavailable due to another project, but after the pandemic shutdown in 2020, I was available, and I was happy that she called. The prospect of working on a feature-length film with Olivia as well as the world-building opportunity that the script presented made the decision easy.
Q: You already have two Oscar nominations and looks like more are forthcoming. What would it mean for you to win an Academy Award?It would certainly mean I’ve reached another of many goals that I have, but I must say that it is NOT in the front of my thinking.Q: You mentioned in a previous interview that one of the factors you consider in choosing a project is whether there is a night rain scene.
Q: Where is your family’s roots in the Philippines? When was the last time you visited? Where did you go and how was your stay?In 2018 I was invited by Oli Laperal to visit Manila to do a master class for the cinematography community. It was a highlight in my career and my life because I was able to bring my family and introduce my children to the Philippines and so much family in Manila and Quezon. It was a thrill to be able to share my experiences with so many in the local film community.
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