Nine keys to how Danny Boyle and cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle shot the innovative sequel, as told to IndieWire.

The Oscar winner used some unorthodox techniques to make the 28 Days Later sequel, but he had good reasons for doing so.

We’ve seen iPhone Pro Max devices used to film music videos by artists like Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga, and NewJeans to showcase the phone’s ability to capture “cinematic” visuals like a professional ...

28 Years Later may have cost $75 million, but the zombie blockbuster was filmed for the most part with iPhones. This was done for a fascinating reason, with the production using hundreds of iPhones ...

Hitting cinemas on Friday and starring Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the hotly-anticipated sequel to 28 Days Later ...

Used iPhones to Film the Apocalypse Danny Boyle iPhone cinematography is giving horror a new pulse. Known for redefining ...

By using a rig that could hold 20 iPhone Pro Max cameras, the filmmaking team created “basically a poor man’s bullet time,” ...

The next film in the series, titled 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, was filmed simultaneously with 28 Years Later, with Nia ...

The long awaited zombie thriller '28 Years Later' offers a stunning look at the coastline of England's Holy Island.

Also returning is cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, whose use of digital camcorders defined 28 Days Later.Here, Boyle and Mantle use a host of cameras, including 20 adapted iPhone 15s, all ...

The new follow-up to Danny Boyle ’s 28 Days Later moves the story forward almost three decades, and introduces a new variant of the infected dubbed the Alphas, whose exposure to the rage virus has had ...