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IMAX Presents: A Rare BTS Look of Oppenheimer

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2023-06-02

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IMAX has published a BTS (Behind The Scenes) video, which is quite rare regarding the amount of information revealed on one of the most powerful film projects ever made – Oppenheimer, directed…

Monochrome Cinema Cameras: A New Trend of B&W Cinematography?

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YMCinema

2022-11-28

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A couple of weeks ago, ARRI Rental has introduced its new fleet of exclusive black-and-white cameras: ALEXA 65 Monochrome, XT Monochrome, and Mini LF Monochrome. The cameras offer enhanced sensitivity, resolution, and…

Lighting a Desert: Magnificent BTS Footage of NOPE

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2022-09-26

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The lighting technician of NOPE, Leigh Mierke, has published a pretty rare BTS footage of the IMAX horror masterpiece directed by Jordan Peele. It appears that apart from the ‘Day-for-Night’ solution, the…

‘NOPE’ Was Shot on a Unique ‘Day-for-night’ Rig of ALEXA 65 Infrared and Panavision System 65

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2022-08-03

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As complicated as this title sounds, it’s quite simple. The night scenes of NOPE were shot using a one-of-a-kind rig combined with ARRI ALEXA 65 Infrared and Panavision System 65mm film camera.…

Top Gun: Maverick Takes IMAX to New Heights

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YMCinema

2022-07-29

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This is the quote from the Q2 2022 IMAX Corporation Conference Call aired today, although Top Gun: Maverick wasn’t filmed with real IMAX cameras. Also, the IMAX movies’ timeline has been presented.…

Hoytema: “In NOPE we did very extreme and crazy things with IMAX cameras”

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2022-07-12

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In a BTS video of NOPE published by IMAX, the acclaimed cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema states that he and director Jordan Peele did very extreme and crazy things with the IMAX film…

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Is The First to be Shot on B&W IMAX

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2022-03-01

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Universal Pictures has released the first look of Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer starring in the next big film, ‘Oppenheimer’ which is directed by Christopher Nolan. According to resources, this is…

The cinematic partners: Nolan & Hoyte. Picture: Warner Bros.

Nolan & Hoyte Will Work Together on Nolan’s Next Big Project: “Oppenheimer”, That Will be Shot on 65mm Film (Obviously)

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2021-11-24

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Meet Christopher Nolan’s next big project – ‘Oppenheimer’. The film will tell the story of the father of the Atom Bomb. For that, Nolan has recruited his cinematic partner, Hoyte van Hoytema,…

‘Tenet’ Movie Review: Big 65mm Picture Covers Ultra-Complicated Story

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2021-07-05

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Yes, I know. The film was released a long time ago. However, Tenet is still being screened at theaters, as COVID fades out. So this overall review is relevant for some moviegoers…

Roger Deakins interviews Hoyte van Hoytema

Team Deakins Interviews Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema

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2020-09-13

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Here’s another fascinating filmmaking discussion by Team Deakins, this time with acclaimed cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, which is known as the cinematographic weapon of choice of Christopher Nolan. The conversation circulates around…

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IMAX Presents: A Rare BTS Look of Oppenheimer

Monochrome Cinema Cameras: A New Trend of B&W Cinematography?

Lighting a Desert: Magnificent BTS Footage of NOPE

‘NOPE’ Was Shot on a Unique ‘Day-for-night’ Rig of ALEXA 65 Infrared and Panavision System 65

Top Gun: Maverick Takes IMAX to New Heights

Hoytema: “In NOPE we did very extreme and crazy things with IMAX cameras”

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Is The First to be Shot on B&W IMAX

Nolan & Hoyte Will Work Together on Nolan’s Next Big Project: “Oppenheimer”, That Will be Shot on 65mm Film (Obviously)

‘Tenet’ Movie Review: Big 65mm Picture Covers Ultra-Complicated Story

Team Deakins Interviews Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema

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