Greig Fraser filmed the unfilmable for Dune. Now he's back for Project Hail Mary
With most of Project Hail Mary's action taking place in far off corners of space it was up to Australian cinematographer Greig Fraser to create what we've never seen.
Greig Fraser filmed the unfilmable for Dune. Now he's back for Project Hail Mary
With most of Project Hail Mary's action taking place in far off corners of space it was up to Australian cinematographer Greig Fraser to create what we've never seen.
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