The Devil’s Mouth: The Caves Could Lock Them Inside | Collider BTS
Collider has published a behind-the-scenes video feature on "The Devil's Mouth," an upcoming survival thriller from Amazon Prime Video, focusing on the technical challenges faced during filming. The piece centres on cinematographer James Kniest, who discusses the difficulties of shooting in demanding and hazardous natural locations across Thailand.
The video covers filming across caves, rivers and open ocean settings in Thailand, with Kniest detailing the practical and logistical obstacles this presented for the production. It forms part of Collider's ongoing "BTS" (behind-the-scenes) video series, which offers filmmakers' insights into the making of forthcoming releases.
- Collider BTS video profiles "The Devil's Mouth" cinematography challenges
- Cinematographer James Kniest discusses filming in Thailand's caves and rivers
- Amazon Prime Video survival thriller shot across caves, rivers and open ocean
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The Devil’s Mouth is an upcoming survival thriller for Amazon Prime Video. Its story centres on danger in a cave, where the setting may leave people trapped.
The film was shot in Thailand, using caves, rivers and open sea locations. Cinematographer James Kniest describes the practical challenges of filming in these natural environments.
Collider’s behind-the-scenes series features filmmakers discussing how upcoming productions are made. This feature focuses on the work involved in capturing the film’s locations on camera.