Red Weapon 8K VV Camera being manufactured / Photo Credit: Red Digit Cinema - No Film School
RED WEAPON 8K VV CAMERA? (In the
Entertainment industry. Watch how an
$80K RED Weapon 8K VV is made on This Factory Tour?)
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Watch how an $80K RED Weapon 8K VV is made on This Factory
Tour?
You've already seen what RED cameras can shoot. Now you
can see how they're made.
On a production floor out in Southern California, some of
the best digital cinema cameras are being manufactured to be sold to
professional filmmakers with a $50,000 price tag attached. I'm talking, of
course, about RED Digital Cinema's line of high-end shooters.
A black rugged box that costs $50,000, has an
"8K" label, sometimes its called а "weapon," and it also
shoots. What is it? A RED camera, of course. In this video, you will see the
process of how these professional cinema cameras are manufactured.
"The Hobbit" trilogy, "Gone Girl,"
"Transformers," "Birdman," "Godzilla," and
"The Great Gatsby" are just a few of the Hollywood movies shot on a
RED camera. It is one of the obvious choices of pros when it comes to producing
great visuals. It is always fascinating to take a peek behind the scenes not
only on how movies are made, but how tools used in the production are made.
Although there are no explanations in the video, the
visuals are pretty much self-explanatory. You can see the process starting from
a blank piece of metal being machine-cut, assembling the circuitry, placing it
inside the black box, laser engraving the body of the camera, the production of
the REDMAG SSDs, and the final packaging.
I've never had the pleasure of working with RED, but I'm
looking forward to the time I'd be able to personally assess the craftsmanship
of these precision devices.
While watching the video, I've wondered if they've shot it
with a RED camera. Probably they did. These cameras were all over the place.
The company released a video earlier this month that takes
you to its headquarters in Irvine, California to get a rare behind-the-scenes
at its manufacturing process. It's a short video that runs less than 3 minutes
and doesn't offer any explanation of or narration about what exactly is going
on in the facilities, but still—you're watching some of the best, most
expensive digital cameras being born, so who really cares?
It's quite a beautiful sight to behold—the artisanship,
not the cameras. (Okay, the cameras, too.) As you can see in the video, RED
offers a little peek at not only the Helium censor but at its new flagship
camera, the $80,000 Weapon 8K VV with Monstro sensor.
Sources,
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In, Indie Wire, Film Making Stuff, Hiive, Film Daily, New York Film Academy, The
Balance, The Numbers, Film Maker, TV Guide Magazine, Media Match, Quora, Creative
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Agency, Best Sample Resume, How Stuff Works, Career Trend, Producer's Code of
Credits, Production Hub, Producers Guild of America, Film Connection, Variety, Red
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Red Weapon
8K VV Camera being manufactured / Photo Credit: Red Digit Cinema - No Film
School
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