How '1917' Cinematographer Roger Deakins Pulled Off Sam Mendes' One-Shot WWI Film
1917 - Movie Review by Jeff Mitchell — Phoenix Film Festival
How 1917 Was Filmed to Look Like One Long Continuous Take
1917 One Shot Explained — How Roger Deakins & Mendes Shot a “Oner”
1917 DP Roger Deakins: Camera Stabilization, Movement, and the Trinity | IndieWire
This is a fascinating look at how the incredible cinematography of 1917 was created
Camera Work and Cinematography: 1917 | Digit
Making of '1917': How Sam Mendes Filmed a “Ticking Clock Thriller” – The Hollywood Reporter
1917' Showtime Review: Stream It or Skip It?
Oscars 2020: 1917's Most Gripping Scene Makes Its Case for Best Picture | GQ
Inside the Look of 1917 by DP Roger Deakins | CineD
Roger Deakins Summarizes the Making of 1917 - YMCinema - News & Insights on Digital Cinema
1917 One Shot Explained — How Roger Deakins & Mendes Shot a “Oner”
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1917: Why it looks like it was shot in a single, continuous take - Vox
How Roger Deakins Used the Arri ALEXA Mini LF Camera to Make '1917'
The immersive camera movement of “1917” | ARRI News
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The '1917' One-Shot Trick Isn't a Gimmick or a Flex - The Ringer
1917" is a luminous, ferociously intense "single-take" wartime experience | Salon.com
How Roger Deakins Used the Arri ALEXA Mini LF Camera to Make '1917'
1917' delivers immersive, intimate WWI story
1917' Isn't the First (Supposedly) One-Shot Film. Here's a Timeline. - The New York Times
1917 | Tag | Backstage
1917': Inside the making of a one-shot masterpiece - CNN Style
