Blade Runner 2049 cinematographer Roger Deakins details how one scene was almost too expensive to film and breaks down how he accomplished it.
Cinematographer Roger Deakins reveals that one Blade Runner 2049 scene was almost too expensive to film. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the 2017 sequel follows K , a Nexus-9 replicant working for the LAPD who discovers that bioengineered humans are capable of reproducing. Despite underperforming at the box office, the movie received praise for its technical achievements and ability to expand upon the 1982 original film.
Joe Walker, the editor of Blade Runner 2049, once revealed that the sequence was almost cut due to difficulty, and according to Deakins, the set they envisioned was too expensive. To film it, he used drapes and created a "rock and roll lighting scheme" for the holograms that appeared. Read Deakins' break down of that scene in Blade Runner 2049 below:
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