The Creator’s Innovative Camera Rig Allowed The Film To Shoot In Some Places Crews Had Never Been Before

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What do you traditionally think of when someone mentions the concept of a camera meant to shoot sci-fi movies like The Creator? Behind-the-scenes featurettes, and even movies about the film industry, have conditioned us to imagine behemoths that can either sit on guided tracks, or perch upon an operator’s shoulder. However, on The Creator, they were able to expand their coverage by using a camera that’s readily available to anyone.

With Gareth Edwards’ return to directing, he and directors of photography Greig Fraser and Oren Soffer developed an innovative rig that allowed the film to shoot in the most unlikely of places. And better still, they used a camera you can get your hands on by heading to your local electronics store, scoring shots like the ones you’ll see throughout this write-up.

John David Washington looks cryptically off to the distance in The Creator.

(Image credit: 20th Century Studios)

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