Date: 24th April 2001
Director GEORGE LUCAS has given up film - and will only work in digital.
The technologically advanced Hollywood maestro has been shooting his latest opus, STAR WARS EPISODE II (2002), using six SONY CINEALTA HDCAM cameras - and swears he'll never use 35mm film again.
He told the National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas, "I think I can safely say I'll never ever shoot another film on film. The same goes for digital editing. I've been editing digitally for over 15 years and I won't go back to a linear way of working."
Lucas has been pushing toward a complete digital transformation of the filmmaking process for over twenty years, ever since he and his special effects team broke new ground developing technology like motion-control photography and go-motion animation for the original Star Wars trilogy. (TM/WNWCCB/RP)
Source: WENN
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