The Cinematography of SHŌGUN

I just finished watching the FX series SHŌGUN and I knew I had to make a cinematography video about it. The visual voice of the show stood out. If you've seen SHŌGUN then you know what I'm talking about. They made some bold choices and that's what I want to focus on in this video.
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00:00 - Intro
00:26 - Shogun
01:10 - The cameras
01:50 - The look
03:05 - The lenses
04:56 - Visual style
07:16 - The production
07:54 - The VFX
08:54 - Final thoughts

[@TheAlbion07]

Great video! I am currently researching the anamorphic world for a feature I'm about to shoot and I have a doubt. It is my understanding that the v-lites are 1.3x and the x series are 2x, so I'm guessing they had to crop out the image to end up in that aspect ratio? I believe there is a shot in one making-of video where you can see the monitor and how the image actually covers more to the sides, so maybe the vignetting was only from the v-lites? Have you found anything in this regard? Thank you in advance!

[@zatrix1944]

Nice video! I always wondered why this show looked so beautiful! 😍

[@JeremyWalton]

I loved their approach to the visuals.

[@hrithikpoojary06]

🔥🔥🔥

[@JeremyWalton]

Thanks for watching.

[@petespencer-smith5059]

I thought they excessively used shallow depth of field. I also had to give up watching after episode 5 as the plot just got too boring :(

[@JeremyWalton]

Too bad. Maybe give it another try!