Welcome to our community

Be a part of something great, join today!

Log in
  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Shooting Drama with RED

You realize the article linked is from October 2010?
 
Sinh Tran said:
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
Click to expand...

Even better - read the comment from 'Dave' (add 31/05/13) in the article linked by Vithya... not exactly full of Red love. LOL.
 
In terms of UK drama shot on RED (original not Epic), a few spring to mind:

Hamlet - BBC (2009)
Red Riding - Part 1983 - Channel 4 (2009)
This is England '88 - Channel 4 (2011) - maybe This is England '86 also.

There are probably quite a few more.

Recently a series shot on Epics with anamorphics was shown here called Utopia (2013) Channel 4 - I was surprised it received very little mention on this forum.
 
Andy White said:
In terms of UK drama shot on RED (original not Epic), a few spring to mind:

Hamlet - BBC (2009)
Red Riding - Part 1983 - Channel 4 (2009)
This is England '88 - Channel 4 (2011) - maybe This is England '86 also.

There are probably quite a few more.

Recently a series shot on Epics with anamorphics was shown here called Utopia (2013) Channel 4 - I was surprised it received very little mention on this forum.
Click to expand...

Joss Whedon was on Charlie Rose a few nights ago being interviewed about his new Shakespeare movie, "Much Ado About Nothing". He said it was shot on 2 Epics and 1 5D in about 12 days time. Black and White but no mention if he used the Epic Monochrome. He shot it in his own home with his wife's help and some very recognizable talent. Opening today in the U.S. The scenes I saw were of contemporary dressed actors saying Shakespearean lines.
 
Elsie N said:
Joss Whedon was on Charlie Rose a few nights ago being interviewed about his new Shakespeare movie, "Much Ado About Nothing". He said it was shot on 2 Epics and 1 5D in about 12 days time. Black and White but no mention if he used the Epic Monochrome. He shot it in his own home with his wife's help and some very recognizable talent. Opening today in the U.S. The scenes I saw were of contemporary dressed actors saying Shakespearean lines.
Click to expand...

Definitely not the Monochrome. He shot this back in 2011 at his house immediately after "The Avengers" wrapped shooting.
 
Just saw the screener.
I am not smart enough for this kind of movie dialogue, but I actually enjoyed it from both perspectives.
Only beef was the focusing.
A few friends complained and I deflected it by stating "it took them two weeks to shoot this...".
They enjoyed it.
Chicks dig Shakespeare ;)

On another note, it was great to see fave actors from Angel :)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top