Unveiling the Tech: Filming the New F1 Movie with Cinematographer Claudio Miranda
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In this thrilling episode of Matti Haapoja, we delve into the heart-pounding world of the new F1 movie with none other than the legendary cinematographer Claudio Miranda. This man, with an impressive resume including hits like Life of Pi and Oblivion, spills the beans on the jaw-dropping tech used to capture the blistering speed of Formula 1 cars. Imagine custom-designed cameras and specific lenses mounted on F2 cars masquerading as their F1 counterparts hurtling around iconic tracks like Abu Dhabi and Vegas. It's a high-octane dance of precision and adrenaline.
Miranda reveals the meticulous planning behind each shot, ensuring the audience feels every twist and turn of the race. No FPV drones here; only helicopters to give that weighty, cinematic feel. The crew's challenge? To film during live races, seizing brief windows of opportunity amidst the roaring engines and cheering crowds. And let's not forget the actors, especially Brad, who trained hard to drive at breakneck speeds, leaving the crew in awe of their dedication and skill.
From the scorching sunsets of Abu Dhabi to the dazzling lights of Vegas, Miranda and his team captured the essence of speed and spectacle. Every shot, carefully choreographed and executed, aims to transport the viewer into the heart of the action. It's a testament to the marriage of technology and artistry, resulting in a film that promises to be a visceral and authentic celebration of the F1 world. So buckle up, folks, because this behind-the-scenes journey is one wild ride you won't want to miss.
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