Cara O'Doherty

But the idea now is that wasn't actually real life.

So we need to portray things as they are.

That can still work depending on the cinematographer or how things are done.

But the other problem, big problem is digital photography.

I mean, we all have our own.

Every pocket has a phone that can be used to film.

We all know that.

So it makes it much more easier.

So it takes in light, old fashioned film print.

It needed a lot of it needs a lot of care to create those lovely films we used to see.

So now digital, they can record in daylight, evening.

And the problem is you can keep on filming.

There's no there's no limit.

So a lot of filmmakers will film a huge amount during the day and say, we'll worry about that when it gets to post-production.

We'll grade it then.

We'll grade it then.

So when you get to that point, it's not always possible to do the work they need to do in the timeframe.

Film production is much shorter than it used to be.

So you might have miles and miles of footage and you're given three weeks to put this together.

So it might not be possible.