New 'Solo' Behind The Scenes Video Highlights The Unique Look Of The Film

I've seen Solo, and while the review embargo hasn't quite lifted yet, I can tell you that the film looks amazing. This is primarily due to cinematographer Bradford Young. Young was the cinematographer on Arrival, Selma and A Most Violent Year, and he brings a truly unique style to Solo: A Star Wars Story. It really doesn't look like any other Star Wars film before it, and I mean that as a compliment. The above video has a lot of focus on Young's work.

"This film had to be natural," Young said. "This film had to be about characters putting their feet on natural surfaces." He goes on to talk about wanting to make the look of the film feel "legitimate."

"I still consider myself an independent, low-budget filmmaker," Young said previously. "Star Wars is like a once in a lifetime, unexpected opportunity that you take because [there] might be space for your voice in there, but it's not something I was asking for, or even envisioned for myself." Young also revealed in the past that he "was allotted a good amount of creative freedom and employed it by using single source lighting and slow, procedural shots instead of the fast cuts often seen in action movies."

There's also a focus on the make-up work and the creature design. And of course, Donald Glover pops up to talk about the very cool costumes he gets to wear as Lando.