WALL E: The Imperfect Lens (with Roger Deakins, Andrew Stanton, Jeremy Lasky & Danielle Feinberg)

This documentary provides remarks from director Andrew Stanton, porducers Jim Morris and Lindsey Collins, production designer Ralph Eggleston, director of photography: camera Jeremy Lasky, director of photography: lighting Danielle Feinberg, visual consultants Roger Deakins and Dennis Muren, supervising technical director Nigel Hardwidge, technical pipeline supervisor John Warren, technical development lead Lucas Ives, post-animation camera artist Craig Good, and effects supervisor David MacCarthy.
For educational purposes only. Non-commercial purposes.

[@stevemuzak8526]

Roger Deakins. Now I know that Wall E was so well shot. Way better than most animated movies.

[@THE.N1KO]

I didn't know Deakins was a visual consultant on WALL-E. That makes it even more special.

[@balto76bourque51]

WALL-E was the first sci-fi movie i ever saw in theaters. i was 7 years old when it was released back in 2008, and to this day, every time i watch WALL-E, i can remember sitting in the theater 7 years old and being transported, they wanted to make this movie as if it was made in the 1970s being shot with Ultra Panavision 70 cameras which have anamorphic lenses wide screen aspect ratio and a 70mm filmed photographed look, and this movie inspired me to make my own Sci-Fi movie I'm writing about.

[@darktrain1971]

wall-e was a stunning achievement...it's such a beautiful film

[@saratharya8363]

Wall E will be my all time favorite movie

[@graphstyle]

Wall-E is my favorite Pixar film just because of this. 🎉

[@STATE.38]

Super awesome vid! Thank yall for sharing!

[@badjerboy]

My favourite pixar film, classic

[@jasonrjohnston]

"Wall-E" is my favorite Pixar film; the influence of Sir Roger Deakins CBE ASC BSC and Dennis Murren ASC is no small reason.