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Red on "Angeles and Demons"

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I'm working on second unit of "Angeles and Demons" directed by Ron Howard. Its a story of Robert Langton that you may know from "The Da Vinci Code". Its shot on 35mm film but yesterday we were shooting green screen with two red cameras. Its a huge production and seeing red on the set gave me thrills. Im about to get my own. Sweeeeeeet
 
Good to hear about 2nd Unit. I can tell you from my experience so far working with 1st unit, it's gonna be a great film. The sets alone were impressive.

Glad to hear RED is involved.
 
Pictures from Shooting Spot if possible?

Thanks for the update "The Polak"
 
Equilibrio, unfortunately Red is used just for some green screen. And photos are prohibited, as on any mayor movie set. Sorry. Casey, i do agree with you 100%, the sets are awesome (one of the biggest sets i ever worked on) and there are some killer scenes. Whats most exiting, they will intercut 35mm with red!!!! We are talking about one of the biggest productions at the moment in the world.

I said "...they will intercut 35mm with red...". On the other thought, i hope they will intercut 35mm with Red. If I am correct, "Wanted" shot some stuff with Red but the footage end up never being used in final cut. For clarification ( as far as i know), till yesterday all the green screen was shot 35mm. Thanks
 
"Angels & Demons" imdb info >>>

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Tom Hanks and Ayelet Zurer shooting outside of the Pantheon.

Cinematography Salvatore Totino, A.S.C. >>>

Official website will be a part of Sony Pictures

That means RED - Sony problem solved (!?).

MORE ABOUT THE FILM >>>
 
Is Ron Howard using RED now? he used to be a 35mm film, panavision kind of guy.
 
From post #1:

"Its shot on 35mm film but yesterday we were shooting green screen with two red cameras."
 
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