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Jordan Peele scored his third consecutive horror hit with the brilliant blockbuster Nope<\/a> this summer, continuing his perfect track record as a writer\/director.<\/p>\n Now, RadioTimes.com<\/a> can exclusively reveal a new behind-the-scenes clip that sees star Keke Palmer<\/a> discuss how the Get Out and Us filmmaker was able to achieve his vision with help from acclaimed cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema.<\/p> \u201cJordan has a very specific vision, but he also is a really amazing collaborator,\u201d she says. \u201cAnd watching Jordan, and how he worked with Hoyte \u2013 oh my gosh, the relationship between a director and his DP [director of photography] is one of the most beautiful to watch on set, 1,000 per cent. It\u2019s like you can\u2019t pay to see that kind of collaboration up close!\u201d<\/p>\n Van Hoytema himself also appears in the clip, describing his own experiences of working with Peele.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s always nice to start with something that is its own little entity or little island inside a bigger film,\u201d he explains. \u201cFor Jordan and me, we had never worked together and even though you can love each other and have great conversations about it in theory, it doesn\u2019t always mean that there\u2019s that great chemistry on set while you\u2019re working.\u201d<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Emily Amos, a camera assistant on the film, adds: \u201cWith Jordan and Hoyte at the helm, you have these two creative powerhouses, that have crews working with them that want nothing but to achieve their creative vision. It comes from the top down, it comes from Hoyte saying: \u2018Anything is possible, we can all do it together.’\u201d<\/p>\n You can watch the clip in full below.<\/p>