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[Josh Bass]

I guess that's it, then? They did some crazy stuff to it in 28 days later that made it like quite a bit nicer, at least. It also seemed the "Ghetto" footage was more brown/monochrome, and became more bright and colorful, and more saturated once they were in beverly hills. Maybe that's just my imagination.

[Nathan Chaszeyka]

I guess that's it, then? They did some crazy stuff to it in 28 days later that made it like quite a bit nicer, at least. It also seemed the "Ghetto" footage was more brown/monochrome, and became more bright and colorful, and more saturated once they were in beverly hills. Maybe that's just my imagination.

 

From what I remember reading, that was by design and not your imagination.

[David Mullen ASC]

I didn't see the movie through til the end (the projection broke down) but I believe the last section was shot on film, so you have to factor that in as to how they created the look.

[Rod Otaviano]

I don't know enough about Jeff Stanzler to determine if he's got any pull in the industry.

 

Sorry for bringing this thread back from the dust but since we were talking about this movie I wanted to drop my 2 cents here: I just saw "Sorry Haters", and ... wow ... what a great movie. One of the most shocking endings I've ever seen in my whole life. You even forget it was shot on minidv (well, not really ... lol) but anyway, one of the best movies I've seen this year. Robin Wright Penn is brilliant. Two thumbs waaaay up (ops, I guess I can't say that can I ?). The photography looked good in some scenes. Didn't bother me much.

Edited August 30, 2006 by Rodrigo Otaviano