Fri May 30, 2025 3:14 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that the ABC TV and TV Asahi network drama series “It's a Wonderful Teacher!” was shot on Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 12K and Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro digital film cameras. Additionally, DaVinci Resolve Studio was used for grading the series.
“It's a Wonderful Teacher!” is a television drama produced by ABC TV starring Erika Ikuta. The series depicts the struggles of a young teacher, Rio Sasaoka. As a high school teacher from Generation Z, Rio experiences so much stress in her second year of teaching that she considers quitting. However, by addressing challenges in modern education and building relationships with her students, she gradually grows as an educator.
Cinematographer Akiyoshi Konno, who was in charge of shooting the series, said: "Since the story is set in a high school, there are more than 30 cast members in the classroom scenes. Because of this, we used a multi camera setup. The main camera was the URSA Mini Pro 12K, while the B and C cameras were Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pros. We divided the classroom in half, first shooting one side of the students and then moving to the other."
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“It's a Wonderful Teacher!” is a television drama produced by ABC TV starring Erika Ikuta. The series depicts the struggles of a young teacher, Rio Sasaoka. As a high school teacher from Generation Z, Rio experiences so much stress in her second year of teaching that she considers quitting. However, by addressing challenges in modern education and building relationships with her students, she gradually grows as an educator.
Cinematographer Akiyoshi Konno, who was in charge of shooting the series, said: "Since the story is set in a high school, there are more than 30 cast members in the classroom scenes. Because of this, we used a multi camera setup. The main camera was the URSA Mini Pro 12K, while the B and C cameras were Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pros. We divided the classroom in half, first shooting one side of the students and then moving to the other."
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0250530-01