One shot and a 360-degree format were used to realize Sam Mendes' vision, with Roger Deakins playing a key role in the film's production.
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One shot and a 360-degree format were used to realize Sam Mendes' vision, with Roger Deakins playing a key role in the film's production.
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Sam Mendes' vision for "1917" relied heavily on innovative cinematography. Academy Award winner Roger Deakins played a crucial role in executing the film's one-shot, 360-degree format. This 13-minute documentary details the technical challenges faced during production and the collaborative efforts that brought Mendes' ambitious concept to fruition. Behind-the-scenes footage and interviews reveal the meticulous planning and artistry involved in creating a seamless narrative experience.
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Why Watch
- See how Roger Deakins achieved the 360-degree format.
- Find out about the challenges of filming in one shot.
- Meet the creative minds behind '1917'.
Did You Know
- Roger Deakins won an Academy Award for his work on '1917'.
- The documentary has a runtime of 13 minutes.
- The film '1917' was directed by Sam Mendes.
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Who directed the documentary Allied Forces: Making 1917?
Sam Mendes directed the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary Allied Forces: Making 1917?
The duration of the documentary is 13 minutes.
Who is the Academy Award winner that played a pivotal role in the making of 1917?
Roger Deakins served a pivotal role in bringing the vision of 1917 to life.
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