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Ahead of WWE’s debut on FOX this October, the company has been testing out new cameras, as previously reported by The Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
Wrestlevotes has provided more insight on this change, adding that WWE is is testing new camera, which will give a cinematic like look, similar to how WWE 24 is shot.
When the move to FOX happens, expect SmackDown to be shot with different cameras. WWE tested out some newer, much more expensive technology recently and said to have liked what it produced. It will seem cinematic like, similar to some WWE24 footage.
— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) July 30, 2019
WWE currently employs filmmaker Joey Maloney on special projects, including WWE Chronicle, WWE Day Of, and WWE 24. Maloney previously worked for the NFL as a Features Producer.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter previously reported, FOX wants the first episode of SmackDown Live be equivalent to a major boxing event. The network is looking to invite a lot of celebrities, which is one of the reasons the first show will be held in Los Angeles at the Staples Center.