They constructed a full mile of trenches when all was said and done, to replicate the experience of soldiers who spent months near No Man’s Land. At the same time, it's damn effective and interesting to watch how the cast and crew achieved this landmark feature film experiment. This clip comes from the home video release of the film, which is currently available on Digital HD and was released on Blu-ray and DVD today!
Let the Steadicam Op Explain, 3 Epic B-Roll Transitions You Need to Know About, Want to Hang Out with M. Night Shyamalan? 1917 is getting a lot of awards’ buzz for the 2019 cycle and rightfully so. You’d be a fool for not giving this one a go, so have at it. Comment. What the above featurette does best is reveal the intricate planning that goes into everything from designing sets and camera set-ups to accommodate making a movie that has to look like it was shot in one continuous take. The fact that 1917 and its crew pulled this off, given their unique set of challenges, is nothing short of miraculous. ‘The Batman’ Delayed to 2022; Warner Bros. 1917 is unlike any war movie you have ever seen before.This extended featurette reveals how director Sam Mendes and cinematographer Roger Deakins pulled it off. Shifts ‘The Matrix 4’, ‘The Flash’ and More, First Trailer for ‘The 355’ Reveals A-List Spy Thriller Starring Chastain, Nyong’o, Cruz and More, Robert Downey Jr. Robert Downey Jr. 1917 is a late comer to the crowded pack of 2019 awards contenders, but this WWI epic is giving the other films gunning for Oscar a run for their money. Sure, the video is a DVD bonus feature disguised as advertorial to get butts in seats. 1917 is a truly stunning cinematic achievement, and it came away with three Oscar wins including Best Cinematography, Best Visual Effects, and Best Sound Mixing.
Since its release, 1917 has been taking the world by storm. The production designers have to measure and construct their sets with exact precision, too big or too small could compromise the needs of the specific scene being shot and therefore ripple effect the rest of the production. © 2020 NONETWORK, LLC. Go behind the scenes of the making of the World War I thriller 1917 to see how they dug a mile of trenches for the one-shot movie. All Rights Reserved. In this bonus features clip, Mendes and his team talk about building the extensive trenches set for the movie, which was complicated by the fact that the film all played out as if it was one single shot. Watch How Roger Deakins Shot '1917' All In One Take, '1917' is Unlike Any Movie You Have Ever Seen Before. 0. SPOILER WARNING. https://www.ign.com/videos/2019/09/30/1917-behind-the-scenes-featurette Filmmakers document here how difficult it was to execute Mendes' vision when they cannot control the weather or lightning -- which makes continuity extra nightmare-y given the oner. ‘1917’: The Behind The Scenes Of War Jan 18, 2020 by Faraz Majid in Editorial.
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