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6/4/2013 7:38:38 PM
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Having only one directorial unit =/= shooting everything yourself.
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I'm not familiar with film technicality, but it sure looks like the url is implying that: [quote]There is no second unit on Man of Steel. Snyder is shooting everything himself.[/quote]
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No prob. I work in the business, and the people who "shoot" the movies are the cinematographers. If you say "Soandso is shooting this movie" usually that refers to the cinematographer, in rare cases the cameraman, and almost never the director, unless the director is in fact the cinematographer, which isn't the case here.
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Ah, I see. Does that mean the "feat" discussed is nothing special?
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Generally on Hollywood films, there are 2nd and even 3rd and 4th units overseeing the filming of sequences like car chases or whatnot. Christopher Nolan doesn't use any other units, and in contrast Peter Jackson uses a few. Large studios like them because they can get production done faster, and in Hollywood, time really is money. Using one unit isn't unheard of though. It's the preference of the studio and/or producers, mainly.
