A revolutionary step is being taken in the world of cinema. Some scenes of the movie 28 Years Later, which is expected to be released soon, were shot using iPhone 15 Pro Max. This statement from sources close to the movie,
28 Years Later shot with iPhone 15 Pro Max
28 Years Later, directed by Danny Boyle with a budget of 75 million dollars, is the highest budget movie ever shot with an iPhone. However, it was stated that the iPhone was not used alone, but in combination with a number of camera accessories.
Details are unclear as the film crew signed a non-disclosure agreement. However, it was reported that the iPhone 15 Pro Maxes were made compatible with professional lenses and used in protective cages during filming.
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It’s not surprising that this movie was shot on an iPhone. Danny Boyle was a pioneer in using MiniDV cameras in his 2002 film 28 Days Later. Now he is taking a new approach to the world of cinema and using an iPhone.
The sequel to 28 Days Later, which brought together stars such as Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes and Cillian Murphy, will mark the beginning of a new trilogy about the zombie virus. Written by Alex Garland, the screenwriter of the first film, the production is eagerly awaited by moviegoers.
Although not entirely shot on an iPhone, 28 Years Later demonstrates the potential of smartphones in the movie industry. The new action movie is expected to be released in June 2025.
