Cinematographer Dan Laustsen brings Frankenstein to life

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DP Dan Laustsen shot Frankenstein with wide lenses, fluid cameras, and a specific, unchanged color palette to capture the practical, built-in sets and light.

DP Dan Laustsen shot Frankenstein with wide lenses, fluid cameras, and a specific, unchanged color palette to capture the practical, built-in sets and light.

DP Dan Laustsen shot Frankenstein with wide lenses, fluid cameras, and a specific, unchanged color palette to capture the practical, built-in sets and light.

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