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Autumn Durald Arkapaw talks Sinners, Cinematography, IMAX, Ultra Panavision, Aspect Ratios, & more

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast147 views
Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw discusses her groundbreaking work on Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners,' becoming the first woman to shoot a feature in 65mm IMAX and the first to mix 65mm IMAX with Ultra Panavision 70.summaryTechnical Format Strategy: 'Sinners' utilizes a hybrid approach, shooting primarily in Ultra Panavision 70 (2.76:1) for wide landscapes and switching to 65mm IMAX (1.43:1) for intimate character moments or high-impact setakeawayIMAX Camera Limitations: The IMAX camera is extremely loud (likened to a lawn mower) and has a short magazine life (approx. 2.5 minutes, downspooled to 76 seconds for Steadicam use). This necessitates shooting dialogue-htakeaway

Christopher Nolan and Matt Damon on The Odyssey, Interstellar, IMAX, David Keighley, The Dark Knight

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast21 views
Christopher Nolan and Matt Damon discuss the technical and artistic breakthroughs of filming The Odyssey entirely in IMAX 65mm 15-perf format, enabled by the quieter 'Keldyn' camera and blimp system.summaryIMAX Technology Evolution: The new 'Keldyn' camera (named after David and Patricia Keelley) and blimp system allow for quiet IMAX filming, enabling intimate dialogue scenes previously impossible due to camera noise. ThistakeawayMirror Eyeline System: To solve the eyeline issue caused by the large blimp around the IMAX camera, Nolan devised a mirror system allowing actors to look at each other's reflections, maintaining emotional connection and takeaway

Christopher Nolan - “The Odyssey” | The Daily Show

The Daily Show28 views
Christopher Nolan discusses the production of 'The Odyssey,' highlighting his commitment to practical realism, IMAX technology, and narrative structure.summaryIMAX cameras are notoriously loud, limiting their use to action scenes; however, Nolan collaborated with IMAX to create a 'blimping system' (high-tech box) that silenced the cameras, allowing for dialogue capture in IMAXtakeaway“Because the cameras are so loud, we couldn't do performances. We couldn't capture the dialogue. And so finally, with this film, I called them up. And I said, look, if ever there were a film to do the entire film in IMAXquote

The Secret Of The Odyssey - with Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland & Zendaya

BBC Radio 129 views
Christopher Nolan and cast members Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, and Lupita Nyong'o discuss the making of 'The Odyssey,' highlighting Nolan's immersive directing style, the use of revolutionary silent IMAX cameras, and tsummaryThe film was shot entirely on IMAX cameras for the first time in a dramatic feature, made possible by a new 'blimp' technology that silenced the loud cameras, allowing for intimate dialogue scenes previously impossible wtakeawayIMAX film magazines hold only 2.5 minutes of footage, requiring an F1-pit-crew-like speed from the camera department to reload and reset between takes, creating high pressure but also a unique workflow.takeaway

New Elliot Page interview on The Odyssey, Inception, Juno, Hard Candy, Sinon, Hades scene, Nolan

On Film…With Kevin McCarthy Podcast5 views
The conversation also covers technical filmmaking details, including IMAX camera limitations, mirror systems for eyelines, and the collaborative environment fostered by producer Emma Thomas.summaryIMAX filming presents unique challenges for actors, such as the inability to look at scene partners due to camera size, necessitating the use of mirror systems to maintain natural eyelines and emotional connection.takeaway

BS Live: Sam Reviews 'The Odyssey' + Shane Gillis Breaks Record + Epstein New Mexico Investigation

Sam Tripoli25 views
Hollywood's Decline vs. Quality: The hosts argue that Hollywood is failing not because of political content, but because the movies are bad. 'The Odyssey' proves that audiences will pay premium prices ($60+ for IMAX) fortakeawayAudience Reaction Analysis: The hosts note that many critics have not seen the film and are reacting based on marketing trailers. They emphasize that the film's emotional climax (Matt Damon's character bringing revenge) takeaway