Cinematographer Steven Poster, with nearly 50 years of experience, and Dave Comides, a local 600 camera operator, delve into the intricate filmmaking behind Donnie Darko. They discuss the creative collaboration with director Richard Kelly, the technical challenges faced on set, and the importance of spontaneity. Anecdotes about filming with unique elements, like a giant rabbit, highlight the unpredictable nature of filmmaking. They also reflect on the film's transformation from a box office disappointment to a cult classic, showcasing their dedication and artistry.
