What cameras did the Sundance entries use?
Here's a list:
Sundance 2013: List of Cameras Directors Used Shows Variety Lots of Arris, Canons, REDs and Sonys. The usual suspects. Very few film cameras. |
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Alexa on mine (Hell Baby)...
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Laughing at the picture on that page--that's from the set of "Children's Hospital". Guess they couldn't find a still of Lake directing her feature so they figured that one would do.
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False advertising... d'oh!
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I want to thank you for posting this link & for James DeRuvo from doddleme.com for compiling the list. I, like many people on this board, am a camera gear junkie, pixel peeper & love this stuff.
BUT, if you want to get a film into Sundance & you're looking at this list to see what camera to buy, you're focusing on the wrong thing. Talent is more important than tools. I'm guessing the the people using iPhones & GoPros have just as much (or more) story telling talent than the guys using a Red or Arri. I think this list shows we're in a liberating & exciting time for film making that it is a lot more about talent than tool. Hundreds of years ago, on a few elite had the ability to publish a book. Today, anyone in the first world can afford a computer & word processor. But just because you have MS Word, doesn't mean you're going to write the next great American novel. |
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Talent over tools is about to change... Jim Jannard just announced the Daniel Day Lewis module for Red that will reduce the need for talented actors by 30-40% by enhancing their delivery in camera. Because its RAW you'll be able to change mood and tone in post.
Also... did I see the XL1 in that list? |
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But it's rarely if ever an either/or choice. Surely the optimum is good talent *AND* good tools? |
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After seeing 21 films at this Sundance, I was surprised how many were still shot on film.
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There aren't that many shot on film in that list.
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That is because that "list" is by no means the complete list of films. Examples I can remember offhand from the US Dramatic competition that were shot on film:
In a World... Ain't Them Bodies Saints Toy's House Fruitvale (Award winner in 2 categories) And non-competition Premiere films like jOBS and Sweetwater were also shot on film There were many more - I was shocked when the credits rolled to see so many shot on film. I did view most of the big films at the Eccles venue though and did not see shorts and most docs though. |
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Last year's Sundance hit Searching For Sugarman was shot with a Sony EX1. Great story, great film shot with a cheap but great camera! And maybe getting an Oscar!
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