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Post Magazine - Cinematography: <I>1917</I>
1917 One Shot Explained — How Roger Deakins & Mendes Shot a “Oner”
Skyfall director Sam Mendes made his new WWI epic 1917 in 'one shot' - Polygon
Inside the Look of 1917 by DP Roger Deakins | CineD
This is a fascinating look at how the incredible cinematography of 1917 was created
1917: Why it looks like it was shot in a single, continuous take - Vox
Roger Deakins Summarizes the Making of 1917 - YMCinema - News & Insights on Digital Cinema
BTS: A look at the incredible planning, camera work and editing that went into the WWI film '1917': Digital Photography Review
Tony Lorentzen on Twitter: "Hey Camera-geeks, anybody who knows what kind of camera gimbal Deakins used on 1917? #cameragear #1917 https://t.co/6isGW7O5Ok" / Twitter
The '1917' One-Shot Trick Isn't a Gimmick or a Flex - The Ringer
CVP.com - Camera movement of 1917 - Creating the look of the one-shot - ACO and CVP presents an in-depth exploration into the camera movement of 1917, with Peter Cavaciuti and Charlie Rizek.
'1917' review: Movie brings a masterful new dimension to the war epic | CNN
CVP.com - Camera movement of 1917 - Creating the look of the one-shot - ACO and CVP presents an in-depth exploration into the camera movement of 1917, with Peter Cavaciuti and Charlie Rizek.
1917 One Shot Explained — How Roger Deakins & Mendes Shot a “Oner”
Listen to Team Deakins Podcast About ARRI Trinity and the Camera Movements Behind “1917” - YMCinema - News & Insights on Digital Cinema
The Cinematography of 1917 | Roger Deakins & Sam Mendes | Experience It In IMAX® - YouTube
How Sam Mendes' '1917' Was Filmed Like Continuous Shot
A Closer Look at Stabileye, One of the Stabilizers Roger Deakins Used on ' 1917'
The Look Of 1917 - Filmmakers Academy
How was 1917 filmed in 'one shot'? The single-take style of Oscar-nominated Sam Mendes World War One film, explained
No. 1A Autographic Kodak (1917 Model) Folding Camera | eBay
1917 DP Roger Deakins: Camera Stabilization, Movement, and the Trinity | IndieWire
The immersive camera movement of “1917” | ARRI News
10 Reasons 1917 Should Win Best Picture At The Oscars 2020 – Page 9