Danny Boyle, the renowned director, combined unusual technology when making "28 Years Later." This 2002 film stars Cillian Murphy as a man who wakes from a coma to find England has been struck by a virus that turns those infected into terrifying zombies.

Scheduled for release in 2025, "28 Years Later" will feature Murphy alongside Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes, Jack O'Connell, Erin Kellyman, and Edvin Ryding as newcomers to the franchise. Filming for "28 Years Later" wrapped up in July 2024.

Now, Wired reports that the sequel showcases Boyle’s choice to shoot the film in an unconventional manner. Throughout the filming process, instead of relying on modern digital film cameras, Boyle opted to use the iPhone 15 with modified hardware, lenses, and rigs.

Reasons for the Unusual Camera Choice

Although Boyle's camera choice for "28 Years Later" may seem unconventional, it’s not too different from what he used in the original film. "28 Days Later," the prequel, utilized the smaller Canon XL1 digital camera during production, as the equipment was easier to handle within a fast-paced shooting schedule.

As a result, the video quality for much of the film closely resembles that of early 2000s British television dramas rather than contemporary films of the time.

Scenes set in typically crowded areas of London required the crew to shoot before sunrise to avoid public disturbances and traffic, closing off parts of the road for about 45 minutes for filming.

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