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Apple ' S iPhone was bitten from Hollywood horror, playing a key role in the film “New” 28th anniversary.
If you are a fan of the zombie genre, most likely you probably saw the 2002 classics “28 days later.” The film was known for its appearance, and it was largely because of the fact that it was shot in digital form.
And this choice was not made at the whim. Director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland knew about the prevalence of digital video cameras and MDash; If the Apocalypse occurred 23 years ago, it would probably be captured by one of these devices.
If the zombie's uprising occurs, say, in 2025, there is no doubt that this event will be captured on smartphones. That is why the production team decided to shoot “28 years later” on the iPhone & Mdash; At least partially.
and they also did not use one iPhone. Sometimes they used the installation equipped with eight iPhone, another that used ten & mdash; And this also did not stop.
The third drilling installation used 20 iPhone for one shot. Boyle told IGN that he equated this to “mostly bullets of a poor man.”
“Wherever it gives you 180 degrees of vision about action, and when editing you can choose any choice from it, or the usual perspective in one camera, or instantly go around reality, recalling the subject, jumping forward or backward for an accent,” he says.
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in addition to the choice of shooting shooting On the iPhone, Boyle also decided to give the film A 2.76: 1 Widescreen Attio. Format.
, but the extreme broad-screen gives a certain level of anxiety to the film that would be impossible in narrower formats.
“We used in this very broad-screen format,-says the IGN Boyle.” We thought that we would benefit from the first film, the visceral [aspect] of how the infected was depicted.
” 28 years later Will go to the cinemas on June 20.
