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Article Comment – Cinematographer Stephane Fontaine Lenses the Emotional Journey to 'Jackie' with Super 16

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6 years ago
Article Comment – Cinematographer Stephane Fontaine Lenses the Emotional Journey to 'Jackie' with Super 16

Third picture from the top (not including the video image) that's clearly a Red Epic in the midst of all those cables. Curious which sequence(s) were shot on Red. Or if the Epic was the fulltime B Cam (you can see an orange sticker on the side that has a B on it).

6 years ago
Article Comment – Cinematographer Stephane Fontaine Lenses the Emotional Journey to 'Jackie' with Super 16

Great interview. One question. For filmstock did you mean 7218 which is 16mm? Your article said they used 5218 which is 35mm stock with the 416 camera.

6 years ago
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