Best Cinematography - 1917

[Eagle's Eye Video]

Congrats to the cinematographers of 1917... and any members (particularly those with a photo / video / cinematography background)... DO NOT wait for Netflix... this one needs to be seen on the big screen. ?

 

[Fred Garvin]

I’m not surprised. I haven’t seen it yet but want to. Using long, continuous shots is such a departure from the norm, and building a whole movie around it.....

 

[Eagle's Eye Video]

But they did it in a manner not seen before, because they not only created what seems to be a continuous single shot, but it was also shot in chronological sequence... usually the shooting is nothing like the final cut.

 

[Sureshot]

But they did it in a manner not seen before, because they not only created what seems to be a continuous single shot, but it was also shot in chronological sequence... usually the shooting is nothing like the final cut.

It's fun spotting the drone shots.

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[Fred Garvin]

But they did it in a manner not seen before, because they not only created what seems to be a continuous single shot, but it was also shot in chronological sequence... usually the shooting is nothing like the final cut.

There’s a great “making of” on HBO that shows just how difficult, and how elaborate the shooting and sets were.

 

[Eagle's Eye Video]

There’s a great “making of” on HBO that shows just how difficult, and how elaborate the shooting and sets were.

They had a similar feature story on PBS Newshour... ?

 

[Murray Martz]

The part I liked was where he is running through a field of soldiers and runs into an extra.....they liked the way it looked and kept it in.