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Opening 360° Steadicam - Conclave | CineCanon

Conclave/Opening 360° Steadicam

Scene dossier / 2024

Opening 360° Steadicam

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The opening 360° Steadicam shot (operated by Alex Brambilla) following Cardinal Lawrence through the chaos of the Pope's death was the sole moment of visual disorientation before the visual language became controlled and restrained.