Danny Boyle's upcoming film 28 Years Later marks a significant blend of technology and filmmaking, using the iPhone 15 Pro Max among other cameras to create a $75 million zombie sequel.
While the iPhone 15 Pro Max played a role in the filmmaking, it was one of many tools used, showing a sophisticated integration of modern and traditional cinematographic techniques.
The integration of high-end DSLR lenses with iPhones for shooting demonstrates a new trend in filmmaking where smartphones are not just for casual use but can enhance professional cinema.
The film represents a technological evolution from the low-budget original 28 Days Later, which was shot on a $4,000 prosumer camcorder, bridging the gap between eras of filmmaking.
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