Most sources seem to say it was shot digitally, but that has never seemed quite right to me. It always felt like film, but I don't have a sure enough eye to say that confidently. I also saw what looked to me like 35mm film cameras in the behind the scenes stuff, but I'm not a camera expert. Does someone who has better cinematography knowledge than I do have the answer?
That scar had to be reapplied constantly during filming
Different takes, lighting changes, stunt doubles
By the end of the series, they’d painted it thousands of times
It's funny, but when I was a kid, I thought this movie actually existed. I recently watched *Home Alone* again and started wondering what kind of movie it was, only to find out that it doesn't exist.
hey there, currently in film school, shooting some self spec ad studio work with an alexa mini next week, havent been able to find a lot of information on the 4k upscale that the camera can achieve in prores. what is the best resolution and format to shoot in for the camera?, from looking into what i could it seems most productions shoot 3.2k prores 4444 or 442 hq? 4444 is definitely overkill for what im doing but some info on its resolutions and if the 4k upscale is any good would be great