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"Eric Koretz served as director of photography; he joined the team during a shift in focus in January 2008.[6] Koretz used a Panasonic AG-HPX500 P2 HD camcorder.[6] He commented to industry publication Videography about the choice of technique, that due to the intensity of the production team's travel schedule tape format would not have been an option.[6] He stated he preferred using P2 cards over the HDD-based format due to its superior reliability.[6] During the editing process, Glen Echo Entertainment utilized eight Apple Macintosh computers with Intel processors, equipped with Apple's Final Cut Pro editing software.[6]
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