{"id":753,"date":"2010-03-15T13:46:42","date_gmt":"2010-03-15T21:46:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.icgmagazine.com\/wordpress\/?p=753"},"modified":"2014-05-29T22:36:02","modified_gmt":"2014-05-29T22:36:02","slug":"one-wild-tea-party","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.icgmagazine.com\/web\/one-wild-tea-party\/","title":{"rendered":"One Wild Tea Party"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cinematographer Dariusz Wolski, ASC goes down the 3D rabbit hole for Tim Burton\u2019s new version of Alice\u2019s Adventures in Wonderland<\/em>
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Since this book of fantasy and adventure was first published in 1865, Alice in Wonderland<\/em> [written by the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson using the penname Lewis Carroll, with illustrations by John Tenniel] has enchanted generations with a fabulist\u2019s tale that touches deep into the collective dreamscape. Tim Burton, no stranger to creating iconic imagery, observes that \u201cgreat stories\u201d like Alice<\/em> \u201cstay around because they tap into things that people aren\u2019t even aware of on a conscious level. There\u2019s definitely something about those images.\u201d<\/p>\n

Burton, whose new 3D version arrives in theaters March 5th via Walt Disney Pictures, should know: he lives and works in the London home once owned by Arthur Rackham, the illustrator who created color plates for the book\u2019s 1907 edition. In Burton\u2019s telling (written by The Lion King<\/em> co-writer Linda Woolverton) Alice is 19 and about to enter into a marriage engagement with a dull, arrogant man. Instead, she follows the White Rabbit down the familiar rabbit hole to Underland (called Wonderland by its inhabitants), a place she visited ten years earlier but does not remember. There, her old friend, the Mad Hatter, convinces her to help overthrow the Red Queen who has taken over Wonderland. In a journey where she grows both large and small, Alice goes on an adventure of self-discovery to save her old friends and the magical place she visited as a child.<\/p>\n

Alice, Bigger Than Life<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nTo realize his version of the often bizarre but familiar images in Alice\u2019s world, Burton chose cinematographer Dariusz Wolski, ASC, who had just finished working with the director on Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street<\/em>. Wolski says the film evolved dramatically from its early production plan. \u201cOriginally, it was just Alice as a real person,\u201d he explains. \u201cThen Tim added Johnny [Depp] as the Mad Hatter and Helena [Bonham Carter] as the Red Queen. We had a bunch of amazing actors and decided to shoot them for real, against green screen, and create the sets virtually except for the beginning and the end of the film, which are normal live action.\u201d<\/p>\n

Because the movie would incorporate so much computer-generated imagery, the decision was made to shoot digitally. While Burton was in London, working on the design of the film, Wolski began testing all the available 3D equipment, including Vince Pace\u2019s 3D Fusion Camera system developed for Avatar<\/em>.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe were trying to shoot this film in 50 days, since all we were shooting was the actors on green screen, representing only 30 percent of the movie,\u201d Wolski recalls.<\/p>\n

But he and Burton later abandoned the idea of shooting in 3D, in part because it would be \u201cprohibitively expensive.\u201d Wolski also pointed out that if they wanted a Technocrane or a camera on a dolly, he\u2019d be dealing with multiple cameras. \u201cAny time I wanted to change the lens, I\u2019d have to recalibrate,\u201d he says. \u201cKnowing Tim\u2019s temperament – he\u2019s very spontaneous – we were afraid the whole thing would slow down our process.\u201d<\/p>\n

Burton had already had a positive experience converting the 2D The Nightmare Before Christmas<\/em> to 3D in post. \u201cAfter seeing that conversion job, I found no reason to do it any other way,\u201d Burton says. \u201cShooting it traditionally gave us more freedom to get into the depth, the layers, that we wanted in the time we were dealing with. We were trying to do it faster\u2026and I didn\u2019t see any difference in quality.\u201d [Alice in Wonderland\u2019s<\/em> 3D conversion was done by Sony Imageworks, which also oversaw VFX, supervised by Ken Ralston. The project underwent two digital intermediates, supervised by Burton and Wolski, at Company 3 in Santa Monica. Colorist Stefan Sonnenfeld graded the 2D version, and then after the 2D-to-3D conversion, colorist Siggy Ferstl did final tweaks to the 3D version.]<\/p>\n

Even though he wouldn\u2019t be shooting in 3D, Wolski did take the time to educate himself thoroughly about 3D so that the end result of the 2D-to-3D conversion would work well. \u201cShooting all those 3D tests taught us a lot,\u201d the cinematographer says. \u201cIt taught us about convergence, what lenses to use, how to frame the shot, and at what points 3D is effective and not. We always kept in mind we were shooting a 3D film.\u201d<\/p>\n

Wolski recounts studying a National Geographic movie shot in 3D: \u201cThere was a lion, shot with a long lens, and it looked really fake,\u201d he begins. \u201cThe perspective is compressed. So, to be safe, I felt it was best to shoot [Alice<\/em>] on the wider side. An understanding of convergence when you\u2019re creating a composition – in other words, keeping in mind what will be in the foreground and the background – really helped.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ultimately, Wolski says he chose \u201cfairly standard\u201d lenses. \u201cThe 75mm was the longest lens we used, except perhaps for some effects shots, when the White Queen was looking through her binoculars, \u201d he adds. \u201cOtherwise, it was 50mm, 24mm, 17mm.\u201d<\/p>\n

Choosing the camera was trickier. \u201cI was toying between the Sony F23 – because the F35 wasn\u2019t yet available – and the Panavision Genesis,\u201d Wolski continues. \u201cThe F23 is a great camera, but I had a problem, because of the size of the chip, where wide shots were not very sharp. Since the actors were always against green screen, I often had the problem of not enough resolution.\u201d He analyzed capture from both cameras more closely at Sony Imageworks, preferring the Genesis in the head-to-head comparison.<\/p>\n

But given the desire for \u201ceven more resolution,\u201d Wolski also chose the now-defunct 4K-chipped Dalsa Origin for multiple-character scenes where one character either shrinks or expands in size. All the digitally captured material in the film was laid down on Codex Digital disk recorders, which record 10-bit RGB 4:4:4. Wolski notes that he only created one LUT. \u201cWhat I have found with digital technology is that it\u2019s so overwhelming and there are so many possibilities of tweaking the camera that you can get completely lost,\u201d he describes. \u201cI gave myself one LUT and kept everything simple, not too contrasty, not too flat, and then did everything with lighting. Otherwise, you\u2019re chasing your own tail.\u201d<\/p>\n

Castles on the Hill<\/strong><\/p>\n

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DP Dariusz Wolski, ASC and Director Tim Burton<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The cinematographer kept those lighting choices fluid to match the workflow.<\/p>\n

\u201cMy approach was to be able to move fast and give actors and myself the freedom of changing the mood very quickly,\u201d Wolski continues. The task was to light three 150-by-80-foot green screen stages, differentiated only by topography, such as a castle or hills, which would be transformed into every different indoor and outdoor setting in the film via visual effects. \u201cThe most challenging thing was imagining the scene being surrounded by green screen,\u201d he remembers. \u201cYou\u2019re dealing with requirements you have to meet to pull the proper mattes and at the same time trying to create a mood.\u201d<\/p>\n

The solution was to only have as much green showing as necessary. In addition to a set of black curtains that were repositioned around the stages, Wolski also found light and dark gray fabrics that he placed on the floor to eliminate green spill and also avoid any green bounce. \u201cWhen you want to put part of the face in shadow, if you\u2019re surrounded by green, the shadow becomes green,\u201d he explains. \u201cUsing this gray fabric was one approach we developed that became pretty successful.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The Alice<\/em> team (which included A-camera operator Martin Schaer, Steadicam and B-camera operator Scott Sakamoto, additional camera operator Kirby Washington, Libra head operator John Bonnin, D.I.T.\u2019s David Canning and Ryan Nguyen) also used a big silk that doubled as a way for the Sony Imageworks crew to collect data on the relationships of characters to the space.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe created tracking marks on the silk that gave them a reference,\u201d Wolski shares. They also placed 20K Fresnels on scissor lifts. \u201cIf it was an overcast day, we\u2019d just use the top silk, and for a sunset glow, we shot the 20Ks through different kinds of diffusion. That gave me basically every possibility we\u2019d have if we had shot outside.\u201d<\/p>\n

For the scenes when the JubJub, a large bird attacks Alice, the crew built a 16-foot diameter black circle and placed it on the crane. \u201cWhen the bird attacked Alice or interacted with the actors, we had a big shadow we would drive over the faces,\u201d Wolski says. \u201cWe tried to create as much interactive lighting as possible.\u201d But going too far with lighting, which could have negatively impacted the work of the visual effects team, was a danger. \u201cThere was a constant dialogue between myself and the VFX supervisor Ken Ralston,\u201d Wolski relates. \u201cHow much we would do the shadow, where the monster was coming from, where there would be flames. Problems disappear and new ones arise on the set, and, together, [Ken and I] could always find a solution.\u201d<\/p>\n

That fluidity extended to the production design, by Robert Stromberg, and the art direction, supervised by Stefan Dechant. \u201cThere was a lot of pre-visualization and rendering,\u201d Wolski adds. \u201cBut once you come on stage, hardly any of that is there, so you have the freedom of changing it. [Previs] is a luxury that can also become a trap.\u201d<\/p>\n

So does Alice<\/em> re-imagine the century-old iconic images or create something entirely new? A little of both, according to Wolski, who says, \u201cthere were so many references in the movie to the old illustrations and other elements. But it\u2019s Tim Burton\u2019s film and ultimately it\u2019s going to be his interpretation.\u201d<\/p>\n

And that means a journey through Alice\u2019s<\/em> timeless and iconic world reflective of the filmmaker\u2019s unique sensibilities. \u201cThose characters are in our dreams, our tales,\u201d Burton concludes. \u201c[But] what I like about [this version of the story] is that it\u2019s more of a personal journey: the moment where you make that important choice. It\u2019s reconciling within yourself who you are, becoming the person you\u2019re going to be, a human being.\u201d<\/p>\n

By Debra Kaufman<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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