"The Mandalorian" Cinematographer Greig Fraser
Real-time virtual sets are Hollywood’s future. Th…
IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit · Chris O'Falt
June 19, 20201h 4m
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Show Notes
Real-time virtual sets are Hollywood’s future. These enormous (75 x 20 feet) curved LED walls serve as a live backdrop that eclipses the need for green screen. But what does that mean for filmmaking? We talked to Fraser about exactly that. The cinematographer has been pioneering “Stagecraft” with ILM for years and with "The Mandalorian" being its first large scale implementation, he saw firsthand both the possibilities and early limitations of this ground-breaking technology.
…Fraser also touches on his two new highly anticipated projects: Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" and Matt Reeves' "The Batman."
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