Cinematography of Mad Max Fury Road (with David Burr)
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Today we discuss the brilliant cinematography of Mad Max: Fury Road with second unit Director of Photography David Burr. We get a behind the scenes look into all of the incredible challenges and innovations that made this film an instant classic.
You Will Learn:
- The switch from 3D to 2D
- Using Alexa cameras
- The challenges of shooting in the desert
- Using Canon 5DII and Olypus OM-D for crash cams
- How a leaf blower became their essential tool
- A crane dug into the sand was the key to one of the most iconic shots
- The strategy behind center framing and super fast cuts
- Shooting day for night
- The responsibilities of a second unit on a film production
- and more…
LINKS:
- David Burr on IMDB
- Mad Max: Fury Road Trailer
- Official Website for BC Media Productions
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