Nikon : Broken Night

A Sundance-worthy camera.

Published On
Feb 04, 2013

Editor's Pick

Nikon and McCann New York made a splash at Sundance in the short film category with "Broken Night," a film by Guillermo Arriaga of "Babel" and "21 Grams" fame that was shot entirely on Nikon's D800 camera. Billed as a "beautiful horror movie," the film stars a young woman and her daughter who are enjoying a drive across some desolated hills when an accident happens, landing the car upside down and leaving them in the dark.

A horror movie would be the best way to show off the product's low-light capabilities and its capacity to shoot in tight quarters and in difficult weather conditions. A Tumblr has documented the behind-the-scenes process.

Credits

Date
Feb 05, 2013
Brand :
Nikon
Client :
Nikon
Agency :
McCann-New York
Chief Creative Officer :
Sean Bryan
Chief Creative Officer :
Thomas Murphy
Group Creative Director :
Tom Sullivan
Group Creative Director :
Larry Platt
Creative Director :
Dov Zmood
Creative Director :
Kathy Grover
Executive Producer :
Brian DiLorenzo
Executive Producer :
Kathy Love
Executive Producer :
Greg Lotus
Senior Integrated Producer :
Jill Ann Toloza
Integrated Producer :
Lauren Bauder
Director :
Guillermo Arriaga
Production Company :
Independant Media
Producer :
Susanne Preissler
Director, Photography :
Janusz Kaminski
Editor :
Paul Martinez
Editorial Company :
Arcade Edit
Music :
Philip Glass
Casting :
David Rubin
Production Designer :
Mark Ricker
Costume Designer :
Yoona Kwak
Music Supervisor :
John Bissell
Associate Producer :
Adrian Zurita
Associate Producer :
Mariglo Vizcarrondo
Head of Production :
Marc Siegel
Line Producer :
Beth Aranda
Production Controller :
Karen Hughes
1st Assistant Director :
Christopher Berger
2nd Assistant Director :
Jason Slaughter
Production Supervisor :
Paul Alcus
Production Assistant :
Jeff Chung

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