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Claustrophobic Cinematography: Inside the Dark, Cramped Shooting of ‘September 5’
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scrn loglineA claustrophobic dive into the tense, behind-the-scenes coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, as a film crew captures the cramped chaos of the ABC Sports studio.beat sheet- Director Tim Fehlbaum takes an unconventional approach, confining the entire film to the ABC Sports broadcast booth during the tragic events, giving audiences a visceral, fly-on-the-wall perspective.
- Cinematographer Markus Forderer employed a dark, gritty visual style to heighten the sense of tension and immediacy, using a cramped space and tight framing to make viewers feel just as confined as the characters.
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Claustrophobic Cinematography: Inside the Dark, Cramped Shooting of ‘September 5’
The WrapStory by Steve Pond
scrn logline
A claustrophobic dive into the tense, behind-the-scenes coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, as a film crew captures the cramped chaos of the ABC Sports studio.
beat sheet
- Director Tim Fehlbaum takes an unconventional approach, confining the entire film to the ABC Sports broadcast booth during the tragic events, giving audiences a visceral, fly-on-the-wall perspective.
- Cinematographer Markus Forderer employed a dark, gritty visual style to heighten the sense of tension and immediacy, using a cramped space and tight framing to make viewers feel just as confined as the characters.
call sheet
Tim Fehlbaum, Markus Forderer, Paramount, ABC Sports, September 5