This is no secret 28 years later Used iPhones to shoot parts of the film. Now its director, Danny Boyle, has discussed in detail the use of iPhones for the film Ign. First movie in the franchise, 28 days afterDigital video was shot, which made him feel home. Boyle explained that he and the author Alex Garland have received the idea of the fact that home video cameras were common at the time, and if there was really a apocalypse, people would have shot videos with them. Of course these cameras have been replaced by smartphones.
The movies used the three special veins of the iPhone setting LEREE: one of the eight cameras that one person can take, the other with 10 and the other 20. "I never say that, but there is an incredible shot in the second half (movie) where we use 20 rig camera, and when you see it, you will know it, and you will know." Boil told Ign. It described the 20-icphone rig as "Basically a poor man’s pill time," Which has a visual effect that uses multiple cameras to freeze time or slow down. Think of this scene MatrixIn which nine fled the bullets in a super slow motion.
Doll said that 20 camera can be linked to rig cranes or dolls and can give you 180 degrees of action. In editing, you can choose from any footage in which every iPhone moves between his point of view or jumps forward and back. For 28 years later, The team used a vein for violent scenes to emphasize its impact. "The audience for a moment is inside the scene, instead of observing a picture classically, Action," Dual explained.
In addition to the iPhones, the movie banners used drones, actors and even farm -related cameras to get a deep sense for their 2.76: 1 wide screen aspect. They decided to proportion to the aspect to create a sense of anxiety, as you have to scan the screen to see the potential threats coming from the sides.
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