Summary
The Netflix show "Adolescence" made use of advanced camera technology to film scenes in one continuous take, called a "oner," providing a smooth viewing experience. This was possible due to lightweight and self-stabilizing cameras, which have significantly advanced in recent years.
Key Facts
- "Adolescence" is a Netflix show watched by over 120 million people in its first month.
- The show was filmed using long, continuous takes without cuts, known as "oners."
- Lightweight, self-stabilizing cameras were crucial for these filming techniques.
- The DJI Ronin 4D camera helped achieve smooth and stable footage.
- This camera has sensors that adjust for movement to keep shots steady.
- Recent camera advancements allow seamless transitions between different filming setups.
- Sophisticated controls and built-in filters on cameras enhance how filmmakers capture scenes.
- Cinematographer Matthew Lewis emphasized the role of modern camera tech in the show's production.
