Christopher Nolan using an IMAX camera
Christopher Nolan will shoot his next movie with"never-before-used" IMAX technology. The director – known for visionary blockbusters such as The Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk, and Oppenheimer – has pioneered IMAX filming technology since early in his career. Earlier this month, it was reported that Christopher Nolan's next movie will star Matt Damon and Tom Holland, start filming in early 2025, and be released in IMAX, as have many of his past movies.
I’m pleased to share that Chris will be utilizing new Imax technology in the making of the film — never-before-used equipment that our teams have been developing through this past year. Related Every Movie Christopher Nolan Has Broken An IMAX Camera Christopher Nolan revolutionized cinema with IMAX cameras, but it wasn't without trial and error, as he's broken the rare equipment three times.
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