The Coens often work with the same crew, and their usual cinematographer is Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC. The directors called on Delbonnel because Deakins was busy shooting Skyfall (AC Dec. ’12), and the French cinematographer was able to work with two of Deakins’ regular collaborators, gaffer William O’Leary and key grip Mitch Lillian. Lillian recalls that Delbonnel quickly became “part of the family.”
At first, Delbonnel wanted to bring in a camera operator, but the Coens asked him to operate, “like Roger does,” and he was delighted to comply. During prep, Lillian suggested adding a Mo-Sys remote head and a jib arm to the grip package, but Delbonnel declined. “I told Mitch, ‘I’m not Roger Deakins; I don’t want that,’” recalls the cinematographer. “Then, during the first week of shooting, Joel or Ethan would say, ‘Bruno, what if we moved the camera a little bit this way?’ And we would have to re-lay the dolly track. After a week of that, I told Mitch that I finally understood, and yes, we should add a jib arm!
The Coens often work with the same crew, and their usual cinematographer is Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC. The directors called on Delbonnel because Deakins was busy shooting Skyfall (AC Dec. ’12), and the French cinematographer was able to work with two of Deakins’ regular collaborators, gaffer William O’Leary and key grip Mitch Lillian. Lillian recalls that Delbonnel quickly became “part of the family.”
At first, Delbonnel wanted to bring in a camera operator, but the Coens asked him to operate, “like Roger does,” and he was delighted to comply. During prep, Lillian suggested adding a Mo-Sys remote head and a jib arm to the grip package, but Delbonnel declined. “I told Mitch, ‘I’m not Roger Deakins; I don’t want that," จำได้ว่าตากล้อง . " แล้ว ในช่วงสัปดาห์แรกของการยิง โจ หรือ อีธานจะพูดว่า ' บรูโน่ ถ้าเราขยับกล้องนิดนึงด้วยวิธีนี้ ? ' และเราจะต้อง re วางตุ๊กตาติดตาม หลังจากสัปดาห์ที่ผมบอกมิช ฉันก็เข้าใจ ใช่ เราควรจะเพิ่มจิ๊บแขน !
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