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Creating the Fremen Culture for ‘Dune: Part Two’s Cautionary Tale | How I Did It
The WrapStory by Adam Chitwood
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Dune: Part Two delves deeper into the Fremen culture, offering both opportunities and challenges for the filmmakers behind the $715 million-grossing sequel.
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- Costume designer Jacqueline West focused on creating a tactile, lived-in look for the Fremen's garments to ground the culture in reality
- Cinematographer Greig Fraser utilized natural lighting and minimal visual effects to capture the rugged, harsh environment of Arrakis and its indigenous people
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Timothée Chalamet, Jacqueline West, Greig Fraser, Dune: Part Two, Dune: Part Two