The Race F1 Podcast Brad Pitt's F1 movie - How it's been filmed and why it matters
Nov 18, 2024
Valentin Khorounzhiy, a motorsport expert and contributor to the Moto GP podcast, dives into the world of Brad Pitt's upcoming F1 film. The discussion covers the unique filming techniques used during real Grand Prix weekends, showcasing the blend of authenticity and cinematic flair. Khorounzhiy highlights Lewis Hamilton's involvement and the film's potential to draw new fans to F1. They express cautious optimism about the narrative depth and emotional engagement that could elevate the film beyond typical racing clichés.
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F1 Movie's Real-World Setting
- The film 'F1' uses the real 2023 F1 season setting with real drivers and teams for authenticity.
- F1's use of its own branding and logo signals a major, authentic marketing effort to reach mass audiences.
Live F1 Weekend Filming
- Filming occurred live during actual Grand Prix weekends with minimal disruption.
- Clever filming techniques and cooperation with F1 ensured immersive, seamless integration on real grids and in paddocks.
IMAX Cameras on Real Cars
- The film used IMAX-quality cameras mounted on real racing cars capturing immersive, high-quality footage.
- Combining real-life shots with CGI enhances authenticity, making the action visually compelling and credible.