Mike Eley BSC on the cinematography of The Dig

Posted on June 7, 2021 in Interviews & Panels by ARRI Rental

Cinematographer Mike Eley BSC reflects on pairing ARRI Rental’s DNA LF lenses with ALEXA LF to bring a sensitivity to the Suffolk landscape of Netflix film The Dig. Streaming now on Netflix.

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