“Running all of these cameras I’d get what I want and then the ‘strange’ version of it as well. There are certain things I love, and I like to frame things oddly, but the hardest thing about this film was, because some of the characters were CG, there wasn’t a chance to say “Let’s take the framing vernacular we actually used on the people who were there on the day and apply that to these CG characters.” It gets a little staid sometimes when you’re on them”.

And there’s more:

“I worked with the visual development guys, who are brilliant, on everything. Marvel likes to change things up even more than I do”.

Plus: “I could say “That works” and they’ll say “No! It has to be different, it’s a new movie!” so we’re always adding an element to the designs, reaching into every department. At the same time, it’s nice to have a lot of decisions already made so you can work on things like, you know, the story”.

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