DP Adam Suschitzky BSC on using ARRI ALEXA 35
Adam Suschitzky BSC recently completed shooting “Orphan Black: Echoes” for AMC in Toronto, his first experience with ALEXA 35.
Adam commented, “Throughout the shoot, I marvelled at the images we achieved daily, the extraordinary dynamic range, the stunning depth of color, the beautiful skin tones, the high ISO capabilities.” Then after grading at Pictureshop Toronto, he added: “I was quite simply BLOWN AWAY by the images this camera helped produce. To say this is a game changer sounds cliché, but it is true! The sensor is outstanding, giving one the toolset to produce such subtle imagery day and night. I’d say that we could also fly through the scenes in the grade far faster than ever before, partly from the marvellous way the sensor reproduces the tones of any given scene so elegantly. There was far less need to window all the highlights or bring detail back into the shadows as it was all there to start with.”
After his interview, Adam reflected: “I am deeply passionate about visual storytelling, but equally about the equipment that extends and inspires us, such as the ALEXA 35, and the milestone that it so clearly is to our industry. “ Learn first-hand from this interview about his experience with the camera.
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