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Hollywood Reporter Details How ‘The Odyssey’ Was Shot Entirely in 70mm IMAX
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🗓 29 Aug 2026, 08:37 AM
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Hollywood Reporter released a video explaining the production process behind the film ‘The Odyssey’, which was filmed exclusively using 70mm IMAX technology.
Hollywood Reporter published a short video that walks viewers through the making of the feature film “The Odyssey.” The piece focuses on the decision to shoot the entire movie on 70mm IMAX film stock, a format known for its exceptional resolution and immersive visual depth.
According to the video, the production team selected the large‑format cameras to capture expansive landscapes and intricate set details, aiming to deliver a cinematic experience that leverages the full potential of IMAX screens. The footage shows the handling of the heavy cameras, the lighting setups required for the larger frame, and the post‑production workflow that preserves the high‑definition imagery.
The report underscores that using 70mm IMAX throughout the shoot is a rarity in contemporary filmmaking, where digital formats dominate. By committing to the analog format from start to finish, the filmmakers sought to achieve a visual fidelity that aligns with the epic scope of the story.
The video concludes with brief comments from the director and cinematographer, who note that the format’s richness added a tangible sense of scale and realism to the narrative, reinforcing the artistic ambition behind “The Odyssey.”
According to the video, the production team selected the large‑format cameras to capture expansive landscapes and intricate set details, aiming to deliver a cinematic experience that leverages the full potential of IMAX screens. The footage shows the handling of the heavy cameras, the lighting setups required for the larger frame, and the post‑production workflow that preserves the high‑definition imagery.
The report underscores that using 70mm IMAX throughout the shoot is a rarity in contemporary filmmaking, where digital formats dominate. By committing to the analog format from start to finish, the filmmakers sought to achieve a visual fidelity that aligns with the epic scope of the story.
The video concludes with brief comments from the director and cinematographer, who note that the format’s richness added a tangible sense of scale and realism to the narrative, reinforcing the artistic ambition behind “The Odyssey.”