However, the movie has a kind of stolen aesthetic. We shot on airplanes in flight, we shot in those passport controls, and the way we shot those scenes, like in the passport, were kind of from the ...

In a world where content creators and camera manufacturers are striving for better video fidelity, why are moviemakers opting for a more lo-fi approach?

The unique shot-on-digital aesthetic subsequently became an iconic part of the movie, so the use of iPhones to shoot the latest addition to the series seems to pay homage to the original film's ...

It's really the sequels that did more shaky camera, but the aesthetic was born, no pun intended, from necessity in that shot.” “Movies are not shot in chronological order. There's not ...

Several films shot in Wilmington during the 1980s and 1990s offer a glimpse into the city's past. Movies like "Cat's ... more industrial aesthetic. These films also feature locations like the ...