OK, let me try, not sure so you'll get multiple answers. 48fps in the Hobbit,similar frame rate as a TV show shot in digitl. Digital cameras? Red One System?
Crowd Sourcing of funds? Worked for Iron Sky(Is anyone reading this? If so, and you haven't seen Iron Sky, please do. Not a good movie by any stretch, but thoroughly entertaining. And considering how they had to come up with financing, it's pretty awesome), though The Hobbit is as far from a crowd sourced movie as can be. I think I'll go with shot on digital.
OK, let me try, not sure so you'll get multiple answers. 48fps in the Hobbit,similar frame rate as a TV show shot in digitl. Digital cameras? Red One System?
ReplyDeleteCrowd Sourcing of funds? Worked for Iron Sky(Is anyone reading this? If so, and you haven't seen Iron Sky, please do. Not a good movie by any stretch, but thoroughly entertaining. And considering how they had to come up with financing, it's pretty awesome), though The Hobbit is as far from a crowd sourced movie as can be. I think I'll go with shot on digital.
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It's pics/show shot using Red cameras. Iron sky is one of the first movies to be shot using them. Louie is a tv show shot using them.
DeleteHobbit is famous for using Red Epic cameras. Peter Jackson used more than 30 cameras for shooting it.
Achchamundu Achchamundu is the first Indian movie shot using Red cameras. Shot in US though. Unnaipol Oruvan is the first one shot in India.