BWP was intended to look crappy, homemade. To a trained eye it doesn't because shots were definitely produced by a skilled camera man and director, not an untra

BWP was intended to look crappy, homemade. To a trained eye it doesn't because shots were definitely produced by a skilled camera man and director, not an untrained amateur. It is not about the gear but about your skill and creativity. If you have experience you can take scrappy tools and figure out their strengths and weaknesses to produce interesting results. In all comparisons I ever saw of amateur with expensive gear vs pro with cheap gear the pro always wins.