BBC Technology: "Friends star Courtney Cox was not fazed when she saw the consumer video cameras on the set of award-winning psycho thriller November.
And his indie film's surprisingly low budget, just $150,000 instead of the $1-2 million low-budget movies usually cost, meant his backers at Indigent Productions were happy too.
Mini-DVs are widely used nowadays in news reporting and for TV documentaries and some soaps.
But November's award at the Sundance Film Festival for Excellence in Cinematography shows they have moved beyond the Blair Witch Project's rough, hand-held, natural light aesthetic into something more fitting for the silver screen. "
Tuesday, February 24, 2004
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