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âI had an amazing intimate conversation with Grosjean whoâd been through a similar crashâ F1 The Movie star Damson Idris, and director and producer Joseph Kosinski share some exclusive insight into how some of the major stunts were produced throughout the movie đ€Ż Head to our YouTube channel to watch the full behind the scenes video đș #F1TheMovie is now streaming on Apple TV #F1 #Formula1 #AppleTV
Oh my gosh. What we'll do is we'll take you up six foot, spin it and take you up over a diner span. Once you feel it's up to speed, throw it, yeah, just throw it, just throw it. Like this, this? Yeah, brace. Here we go.
Formula 1 has a new home in the US. Watch every Grand Prix of the 2026 season live on Apple TV. Donât miss it.
Look whoâs knocking. Shrinking â New Episode Wednesday #Shrinking #CobieSmulders #JasonSegel #AppleTV
Oh! Mama! You scared me. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not used to opening my door and having somebody scream in my face. Well, you're forgiven. Yeah, I was actually here last night. I drove over, I walked up the driveway, and I realized I was dressed in all black workout clothes tonight.
One thing that really stands out in F1: The Movie is how the shots are composed. #appletvpartner Claudio Miranda, the cinematographer, lines up every frame in a way that feels clean, fast, and focused. Where the drivers sit in the frame, how the cars move through it, and the angles director Joseph Kosinski chooses all feel very intentional without calling attention to itself. You can tell the team was fully in sync. The framing builds tension when it needs to, opens up when the story slows down, and keeps you in the race even in the quieter moments. Itâs simple, but super effective. #F1TheMovie is streaming exclusively on December 12 on @AppleTV. @F1Movie
âI had an amazing intimate conversation with Grosjean whoâd been through a similar crashâ F1 The Movie star Damson Idris, and director and producer Joseph Kosinski share some exclusive insight into how some of the major stunts were produced throughout the movie đ€Ż Head to our YouTube channel to watch the full behind the scenes video đș #F1TheMovie is now streaming on Apple TV #F1 #Formula1 #AppleTV
Oh my gosh. What we'll do is we'll take you up six foot, spin it and take you up over a diner span. Once you feel it's up to speed, throw it, yeah, just throw it, just throw it. Like this, this? Yeah, brace. Here we go.
Formula 1 has a new home in the US. Watch every Grand Prix of the 2026 season live on Apple TV. Donât miss it.
Look whoâs knocking. Shrinking â New Episode Wednesday #Shrinking #CobieSmulders #JasonSegel #AppleTV
Oh! Mama! You scared me. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not used to opening my door and having somebody scream in my face. Well, you're forgiven. Yeah, I was actually here last night. I drove over, I walked up the driveway, and I realized I was dressed in all black workout clothes tonight.
One thing that really stands out in F1: The Movie is how the shots are composed. #appletvpartner Claudio Miranda, the cinematographer, lines up every frame in a way that feels clean, fast, and focused. Where the drivers sit in the frame, how the cars move through it, and the angles director Joseph Kosinski chooses all feel very intentional without calling attention to itself. You can tell the team was fully in sync. The framing builds tension when it needs to, opens up when the story slows down, and keeps you in the race even in the quieter moments. Itâs simple, but super effective. #F1TheMovie is streaming exclusively on December 12 on @AppleTV. @F1Movie
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