Red One Filmography

"Red Canvas" was the first ever feature film which was shot and completed on the Red One 4k. Both parts of "Che" were shot by Steven Soderbergh, the director, using only Red One camera. He later said that "Red is going to change everything," being "jaw-dropping imagery," and an amazingly light camera. Because Soderbergh enjoyed Red One so much the first time, he used it again for both "The Girlfriend Experience" and "The Informant!"
"District 9," nominated for four Academey Awards, was mostly shot using Red One cameras.
Not everyone was so pleased with Red One; Werner Herzog said "It drove me insane," due to the camera's long reboot times, calling it immature and extremely badly created. The film that he used Red One for was "My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?"
Shows such as "Leverage" have used the cameras for all of their episodes, "Degrassi: The Next Generation" using them from the tenth season onwards. The first television series in North America to use the Red One camera exclusively was "Sanctuary."
At 4k resolution, the successful "The Social Network" was shot on the Red One camera in 2010, as was "Yakshiyum Njanum," being the first Malayalam film shot using it.