The Cut's Orlando Bloom On Shooting Film In Reverse - Toronto Studio

Orlando Bloom on shooting film in reverse for 'The Cut'

Orlando Bloom has revealed that he shot his scenes for upcoming film 'The Cut' in reverse order, describing the experience as "a really interesting way to work".

Speaking to The Cut, Bloom said: “It was definitely a challenge, but it also allowed me to really get into the character and understand his journey in a more profound way.”

The Cut is a psychological thriller that follows a group of friends who go on a hiking trip in the wilderness.

When one of them goes missing, the group must confront their own demons as they try to survive.

Bloom's character

Bloom plays the role of Mark, a successful businessman who is struggling to come to terms with the death of his wife.

He joins the hiking trip in an attempt to escape his grief, but soon finds himself confronted by his own inner demons.

Bloom said that he was drawn to the role because he was fascinated by the character's journey.

Shooting in reverse

Bloom said that shooting the film in reverse order was a "really interesting" experience.

It allowed him to get into the character's mindset and understand his journey in a more profound way.

He said: “I think it really helped me to understand the character's emotional journey, and to convey that to the audience.”

The challenges

Bloom admitted that shooting the film in reverse order was not without its challenges.

He had to remember the events of the film in reverse order, and he had to be careful not to give away any spoilers.

He said: “It was definitely a challenge, but it was also a really rewarding experience.”