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Deep Dive: Allied Forces: Making 1917 (2020)

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Allied Forces: Making 1917
The documentary focuses on the making of the film '1917' and the innovative one shot, 360-degree format used in its production. It emphasizes the technical execution required to achieve this unique visual style, showcasing the collaboration between director Sam Mendes and cinematographer Roger Deakins, an Academy Award winner. The film illustrates how their partnership was crucial in realizing Mendes' vision for the project. Through behind-the-scenes insights, the documentary reveals the challenges faced during filming and the creative solutions implemented to maintain continuity and immersion. The 13-minute runtime provides a concise look at the artistic and technical aspects that contributed to the film's success, highlighting the meticulous planning and execution involved in bringing the story to life.

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.

Perfect For

Film production enthusiastsCinematography fansSam Mendes supporters