SHOT ON RED OSCAR NOMS

[AnthonyFlores]

Yes big congrats to all involved, and I have the feeling this list is going to be doubling or tripling in the next 1-2 years :)

[Tim Whitcomb]

Excellent news... save the EPIC FAIL of excluding Dale Dickey from Winter's Bone

Not an actress in Hollywood that could pull that performance off. Was like they grabbed an appalachain meth addict from the woods and put her in the movie.

WINTER'S BONE HAS MY VOTE FOR BEST PICTURE and was 100% SHOT ON RED with no real names to speak of

LONG LIVE INDIE FILMS !

[JustinC]

The fact that Winter's Bone and Social Network are both shot on RED and OSCAR nominated perfectly sums up the impact RED is having on the industry. One a first film with tiny budget and the other a well known and well funded film by an established Director.

[Jesper Sichlau]

I didn't know 'In a Better World' was shot on Red. Of course Morten Søborg the DOP also shot 'Valhalla Rising' on Red, so I should have seen it coming.

It's fun to see the amount of Red shot films increase each year.

[Michael Olsen]

Does anyone have a "Shot on RED" list for previous years?

[Tom Lowe]

This list will be getting longer every year, I have a feeling.

[Sanjin Jukic]

This list will be getting longer every year, I have a feeling.

If you could make a real analysis about a system that was used to shoot this year Academy Award Nominees

then you would conclude that RED is the most accepted digital cinema system and the rest is just the films shot

probably on 35mm, s16mm, 65mm and with some small shots on DSLRs.

This really tells a lot!!!

[Michael Olsen]

This list will be getting longer every year, I have a feeling.

I think EPIC will make quite a showing.

[David Battistella]

Right on!

I love news like this.

David

[Eirik Tyrihjel]

That is one HELL of an accomplishment only three and a half years since the camera was first released!

35 mm took about 35 years to get into the same position... (we don´t really need to mention that the oscars wasn´t around when it was invented, now do we?)

Exciting times! I am pretty sure there will be even more next year!