Ford V Ferrari Stunt Co-Ordinator Nagle went on to say:
And then to figure out and organize the sequence of cars as we cut from one to the other, over a 24 hour period, while it’s raining, not raining, day, night, and it all has to stitch together seamlessly, so you’re not seeing cars just suddenly jump around that weren’t there. That took a tremendous amount of planning.
The above just gives me a headache reading it let alone planning it and shooting it. Stitched locations, continuity, various weather conditions.
How on earth has this film not won more awards already?!
To match the genius of how it was shot we had powerhouse performances across the board to match the race intensity.
No detail is left unturned and it’s an immersive experience, unlike anything we’ve seen behind a car wheel.