The "Fantastic Mr. Fox" stop motion movie, just released, was shot completely with the Nikon D3.
35 workstations; 5,229 shots; 621,450 frames; 120GB data per day (18.5TB total).
One lazy director (jk) supervising the whole thing from his remote couch in Paris. :)
Here's a short "making of the movie" video, on wired.com.
Anybody making a movie with your DSLR? :)
And how much time and money do you suppose they saved on camera costs compared to yesterday's stop-motion cameras that would have been used, plus film processing, plus editing? I'd love to see more behind-the-scenes about this movie.
P.S. I love that the movie characters have "real" voices, while one of the guys who talks about making the movie has a cartoon voice. :)
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