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🗓️ 31 March 2021
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EPISODE 102 - DYLAN GOSS - Aerial Cameraman
Team Deakins talks with aerial cameraman, Dylan Goss (DUNE, BLADE RUNNER 2049, SICARIO). We have the opportunity to look closely at this very specialized area. We look at the technical aspects and how they have changed. And we talk about when he is brought in, how he figures out what is needed, and the importance of his understanding of the script. We discuss the work he did with us on the films Sicario and Blade Runner 2049, including the array rig we had to develop to meet the needs of VFX in Blade Runner 2049. He also shares his experiences on the TV show Devs and we talk about the differences between drone work and helicopter work. It’s a great look at the complex world of aerial photography!
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0:00.0 | Hi and welcome to the Team Deakin's podcast. This podcast is a dialogue between Roger and James |
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0:39.6 | group dedicated to collaborating with both emerging and established filmmakers. |
0:46.3 | Today we're talking with an aerial cinematographer. You've seen those wonderful helicopter shots |
0:51.7 | and movies but may never have thought of the crazy individual hanging from a helicopter to |
0:56.4 | achieve this. We've worked with our guests many times and he's the guy we turn to when we need aerial |
1:02.5 | shots. His credits are way too long to list but we've worked with him on The Siege, Kundun, |
1:09.0 | Sakario, The Goldfinch and Blade Runner 2049. We'd like to welcome Dylan Goss with us today. |
1:16.2 | Hi Dylan. Dylan, thank you for doing this. |
1:18.9 | Hi thank you so much for having me. That's a pleasure and an honor thank you. |
1:22.8 | We'd like to start with our normal question which is how did you get to where you are today? |
1:27.6 | What was your path? Did you go down a different path? Were you hanging from things as a child? |
1:32.7 | Did you like heights? How did you get? |
1:36.4 | Yeah this is for me it's definitely not a direct route you know it was not a quick path. |
1:42.3 | I did not have a fast nation with deviation at all. I mean I think I did want to be an astronaut. |
1:47.5 | You know when I was a little kid that was fun you know as we all did yeah but no it was my father |
1:53.6 | my dad was in the business so basically by gripping New York and he was not in film then he |
2:00.0 | worked in publishing and my dad was an art director so there was always a lot of photography |
2:06.2 | around the house cameras this sort of thing it was kind of interesting he outdirected |
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