Shoot on RED to you make better films
RED EPIC DRAGON is the #1 choice for independent filmmakers. Hiring RED Dragon is a popular choice among independent filmmakers due to its high image quality, allowing for stunning visuals in their projects.
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Creative Control:They have more freedom in their artistic vision and storytelling, allowing them to explore unconventional themes and styles.
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Budget:Independent films often have lower budgets compared to major studio productions, requiring filmmakers to be resourceful and creative in their production process.
Trusted by Top Cinematographers Around the World
The RED Epic Dragon has long been the camera of choice for some of the world’s leading cinematographers thanks to its ability to deliver stunning, high-resolution imagery with unmatched color depth and dynamic range. Visionary filmmakers like David Fincher (used RED on Gone Girl and Mindhunter), Steven Soderbergh (Logan Lucky), and Peter Jackson (The Hobbit trilogy with RED Epic) have trusted RED cameras to bring their stories to life on the biggest screens. The Dragon sensor, in particular, is known for its beautiful highlight roll-off and filmic skin tones, making it a favorite for dramatic storytelling and stylized commercial work alike. By renting the RED Dragon 6K, you’re stepping into the same visual territory as the best in the industry — without the Hollywood-sized price tag.
Examples of independent filmmakers using RED Dragon
- Gunleik Groven:A Norwegian filmmaker who shot a short film “Sweet…” on the RED Dragon, potentially making it one of the first shorts shot on the camera.
- Jack Fessenden:An indie filmmaker whose films “Stray Bullets” and “Foxhole” have been praised for their visual quality, potentially utilizing the RED Dragon.
- Chris Jones:An independent filmmaker who shot a film on a Red Epic Dragon in 6K.
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Indie Film Starter Kit:
Some filmmakers list the RED Epic Dragon/Blackmagic Pocket 6K as part of their indie film starter kit.
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RED Dragon Indy Film Kit:Some filmmakers offer complete RED Dragon Indy film kits, indicating the camera’s popularity among independent filmmakers.
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Take Control of Your Vision — Shoot on RED DRAGON 6K in Thailand
For independent filmmakers looking to elevate their visual storytelling, the RED Epic Dragon 6K is a powerful and affordable choice. This camera has earned its place in cinema history, delivering crisp, cinematic images with the signature DRAGON sensor that captures deep dynamic range, rich color tones, and an organic texture that’s hard to replicate. Shooting in 6K not only gives you flexibility in post-production (such as reframing, stabilizing, or cropping without loss of quality), but also future-proofs your content. With the ability to shoot up to 120fps in 5K and an impressive 400fps in 1K, this kit offers incredible slow-motion capabilities that open up creative possibilities for action, drama, music videos, and more. You don’t need a massive studio budget to create stunning visuals — just the right tool in the right hands.
The Indie Filmmaker’s Secret Weapon — Available Now in Bangkok
To ensure your production runs smoothly and the gear is fully optimized, every RED Dragon 6K rental includes a dedicated camera assistant from our team. This ensures professional handling, camera safety, and peace of mind throughout the shoot. Whether you’re a director, DP, or content creator, this kit gives you access to true cinema-quality performance with full RAW recording, interchangeable lens mounts, and up to 18 stops of dynamic range using HDRx mode. It’s the same camera trusted by visionary directors and commercial DPs worldwide, now available for your local production in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, or beyond. If you’re serious about your craft and want to stand out visually—RED Dragon is your best friend on set. Book today and shoot like you mean it.
Amazing 400fps Slow motion
Shoot up to 120fps in 5K or up to 400fps in 1K – note that by shooting in 1K mode, you will have a crop factor of around 50%, so a 24mm lens will act like a 50mm lens for example. The example below shows a 300fps 2K shot of a hotshoe mount being dropped into a glass of water. If you are careful, you can see a perfect still of the hotshoe mount.
Up to 18 stops of Latitude with HDRx
The original EPIC was called EPIC-M, as it used the Mysterium Sensor shared with the RED MX and now upgraded to the Mysterium X sensor. This is a 14 Megapixel chip (5120×2700 pixels) with 13.5 stops of latitude and up to 18stops with the HDRx mode whereby the camera effectively takes a dual exposure and you have the ability to decide how best to take the best information from the fast and the slow exposure at either end of the latitude spectrum.