45 TV Shows With Stunning Cinematography

Mr. Robot stands out in the way that it depicts high-intensity emotion within its storytelling. And yet, having the show set in New York opens the door for shots like these that are familiar and thrilling for New Yorkers like me.

Does anything more even need to be said? There is no possible way that a game-changing show like Game of Thrones wouldn't find its way onto a list that highlights stunning cinematography.

The Leftovers is a series that follows the Garvey family three years after the "Sudden Departure", a global event that resulted in 2% of the world's population disappearing. With a plot that shocking it is even more thrilling to have longshots like these building the surroundings of the show.

Peaky Blinder is an English television crime drama set in 1920s Birmingham, England in the aftermath of World War I. That already sets the show in another time, peaking our interest in the way that this world is crafted.

Look at this scene, if that doesn't prove that Lost in Space deserves to be commended for its cinematography than I don't know what will.

This closeup shot is only the beginning of a show that is so dedicated to its storytelling. Killing Eve is very much about the relationship formed between Eve Polastri and Villanelle. A character-driven show like this one does well in the way that it allows the focus to stay on exactly that.

This franchise takes setting to a new level, set in a distant star system, where a civilization of humans lives on a group of planets. The show tackles the possibilities so well, making it an obvious choice when talking about cinematic legends.

It is well-structured longshots like these that will keep any fan of cinematography coming back for more. It also helped that this crime drama had both David Tennant and Jodie Whittaker included in the project.

Big Little Lies resonates with its audience for many reasons, the female-driven narrative being one. But it is action shots like these that prove that Big Little Lies manages to go above and beyond in its characterization and in the way that the story is directed within each episode.