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Resident Evil director Zach Cregger explains why the iPhone is vital to his work

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Zach Cregger, director of Resident Evil, uses his personal iPhone to capture footage for the film, contrasting with other high-profile movies that rely on expensive professional kits. This approach allows for a unique visual style while maintaining the technical standards of professional cinematography.

Key points

• Zach Cregger, director of Resident Evil, uses his personal iPhone to capture footage for the film.
• Other high-profile movies typically use expensive professional cinematography kits costing tens of thousands of dollars.

Context

Zach Cregger's method contrasts with industry standards where professional films use expensive equipment. His approach offers a unique visual style for the film.

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Evidence is limited to a single statement from the director regarding his personal iPhone usage. No specific dates, locations, or production details are provided in the source.

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