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"Why does it look so weird?" your friend asks. "Dude, it's a famous auteur experimenting with digital cinematography in a feature film," you explain. We have a doozy of an episode today in which we break down two films from 2006 that were shot entirely digitally: Inland Empire and Miami Vice. Will Mai stopped by to talk all things Michael Mann, David Lynch, go-fast boats, and of course, rabbits. Take a step out of the celluloid into the digital with us, as we dive into two landmarks of digital cinematography. Contains spoilers for both films. Note: there is some barking around 14:30. Sammy’s dog thought we were way off base in our discussion of the temporal aspects of Inland Empire and really wanted to chime in.
By Gerry Hartman and Sammy Ray"Why does it look so weird?" your friend asks. "Dude, it's a famous auteur experimenting with digital cinematography in a feature film," you explain. We have a doozy of an episode today in which we break down two films from 2006 that were shot entirely digitally: Inland Empire and Miami Vice. Will Mai stopped by to talk all things Michael Mann, David Lynch, go-fast boats, and of course, rabbits. Take a step out of the celluloid into the digital with us, as we dive into two landmarks of digital cinematography. Contains spoilers for both films. Note: there is some barking around 14:30. Sammy’s dog thought we were way off base in our discussion of the temporal aspects of Inland Empire and really wanted to chime in.