Roger Deakins Talks Oscar "Wait" Before First Win for Best Cinematography for 'Blade Runner 2049' | Oscars 2018

The transcript covers a discussion on the evolution of the film industry, focusing on the transition from film stock to digital. It highlights the speaker's early career, including work on 'Sid and Nancy' with Gary Oldman. The conversation shifts to 'Blade Runner 2049', exploring the creative process, homage to the original film, and the challenges faced in lighting and filming. The speaker reflects on the importance of teamwork and recognition in the industry, concluding with thoughts on future projects and collaborations.

What does the speaker reflect on regarding the transition in the film industry?

• The rise of independent cinema

• The shift from silent films to talkies

• The transition from film stock to digital

• The introduction of color films

In discussing Blade Runner 2049, what does the speaker emphasize about their approach?

• Putting a personal creative stamp on the film

• Focusing solely on special effects

• Creating a completely new storyline

• Staying true to the original film's style

What was one of the challenges mentioned in filming a sequence in Blade Runner 2049?

• Finding suitable filming locations

• Coordinating the actors' schedules

• Creating a lighting pattern for holograms

• Writing the script

How does the speaker feel about the recognition received for their work?

• Overwhelmed

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Pleased and grateful

What was the speaker's initial reaction to being approached for Blade Runner 2049?

• They declined the offer initially

• They were excited and immediately agreed

• They were hesitant and unsure

• They were surprised but confident