Why Did They Use the Sony FX3 to Film The Creator? | LIT REVIEW

[@MockeryManor]

If you look at the ending credits, he categorizes the crew by location. That is such brilliant planning. So by location, you can tell the crew size was small. It’s fascinating how Gareth planned this film out.

[@ptfs]

@Rillages Nice catch!

[@KeithsTVHD1]

I bet Sony is like YESSSS!!! proud FX3 owner here!

[@_MJ07_]

I thought the film wasn't great, maybe 5-6/10, but visually it was beautiful. Im SO shocked to hear it was shot on an FX3, it really just shows what is possible with modern tech when you know what you're doing.

[@tupakaveli77]

I got the fx30 but this is still inspiring!

[@ptfs]

@tupakaveli77 I have a friend who just got an FX30. I’ll be making some videos soon documenting how he is learning how to use it for his KZbin channel.

[@Scope25]

I watched it at the cinema yesterday. Looked great but there was something odd about the motion blur, didn't feel like 180 degrees shutter angle. Also the lead actors acting in the first half felt monotone.

[@ptfs]

@scope25 Hmmm. I didn’t notice anything unusual about the motion blur. One thing I do love about my Blackmagic Camera is that I can set shutter angle to 180 and forget about it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@yusei151]

you might want to get your eyes checked.

[@andynonimuss6298]

Sorry, but your face is too close to the camera in this video. Feels like you are about to kiss me... he he.