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30 Photos That Reveal The Tricks That Filmmakers Used In Their Movies
On-screen, everything looks picture perfect. From close-up shots to elaborate fight scenes, it seems there’s no room for error in our all-time favorite movies. And although it’s true, that doesn’t mean it’s a given.
In fact, many A-list filmmakers have been putting all their best effort, ingenuity, and talent into coming up with something as good as the iconic rooftop scene from The Matrix.
So this time, Bored Panda has compiled a list of the most incredible behind-the-scenes photographs that reveal all the big and small cinematographic tricks. Get your popcorn ready, we’re about to find out how on earth do they do this!
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#1
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Model maker Michael Lynch created this miniature set for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. To fill the stands, 450,000 Q-tips were cut, painted and inserted into a mesh. By blowing fans from underneath the model stands, the Q-tips appeared as a live crowd moving around in their seats
Eliška Hůlková 4 years ago
Wow! That must have been a lot of work, but the results are quite stunning. It was one of my favourite movies growing up and I've never realized these are not actually extras.
Obi Wang Kenobi 4 years ago
Michael Lynch: It's over stupid filmmakers! I have the high ground! || Stupidfilmakers: you underestimate my stupidity!
marcos andre 4 years ago
7+ scariest moments in marvel movies: https://wiinchannel.com/scariest-moments-in-marvel-23-movie-collection/
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#2
Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014)
Cactuar Jon 4 years ago
Imagine being the man in the green suit in movies that just sits and gets petted lol
Marianne 4 years ago
Yes, it is! Sean Gunn provided the motion capture for Rocket, but he was voiced by Bradley Cooper.
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When you hear someone talking about visual effects, movies like Star Wars, Blade Runner, or Jurassic Park often come to your mind. But VFX aficionados often find their passion not exactly in the entire movies (like film critics), but rather in particular shots that blow their minds in their complexity.
A great example of one is the mirror shot in Robert Zemeckis’ film Contact from 1997, where young Ellie races to a medicine cabinet, with the camera right in front of her face. As she finally comes upstairs, the viewers realize we have been watching her reflection in the mirror.
According to visual effects and animation journalist Ian Failes, this scene embodies all that good VFX should have. “Not only is it a shot considered a milestone in invisible and seamless visual effects, it is a scene that even VFX pros regularly admit they have no idea how it was pulled off.”
#3
Jurassic World (2015)
Mare Freed 4 years ago
It never occurred to me that people played the velociraptors. Now I wish I could do it!
#4
Forrest Gump (1994)
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
I always wondered HOW they did that..he could not be sitting on his legs on a wheelchair. So convincing !!
Diphylleia Grayi 4 years ago (edited)
when I was child and I watched other of huis films I thought he had prothesis because I thought it was real
John C 4 years ago (edited)
What's even more impressive is the scene where he's on the floor and swings his legs around, THROUGH a table. (There's only barely enough clearance for his amputated legs, nowhere near enough for his real legs - watch the "how the did it" for that scene - it's amazing!)
Christina Gude 4 years ago
Several years ago, I read about that and how difficult that scene was....I can't pretend to remember all the ins and outs of it but it was challenging yet seemed very realistic!
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The VFX Supervisor Ken Ralston, who worked on the mirror shot in Contact, said that initially, the mirror shot wasn’t going to be that at all.
“One of the things that we were starting to pursue was a very, very early version of what is now called ‘bullet time,’ shooting something with stills and using those, like in The Matrix [which came out in 1999]. At the time, we were looking at The Rolling Stones' music video that had been done,” he told animation journalist Ian Failes in the interview.
#5
Exterior Of The Sewer Set In It
Giles McArdell 4 years ago
Agreed, looks very similar to the "alien" set.
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Laugh Fan 4 years ago
Heh-heh... though an image my mind didn't really need! 🤣
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Rutilly Oro 4 years ago
its big, see the person on top of the structure on bottom right
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Susan Widomski 4 years ago
I read that too fast. I thought it was the sewer set in it. Had to read it three times to figure out it is "It". I'm old.
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
So much work goes into creating sets for movies..that replicate reality or not!!
Happy Happy Gay Guy 4 years ago
This is quite amazing, considering how much craft has been scrapped in favor of CGI.
#6
Star Wars
Grant Imahara (RIP) and Tory Belleci from Mythbusters working on Trade Federation battleship from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago
NO WAY! MYTHBUSTERS WORKED IN STAR WARS???!!!! Did not know that!
Mary Haynes 4 years ago
I think they all worked for Lucasfilms or ILM (Industrial Light & Magic) -Lucas 's offshoot
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Danni 4 years ago
so sad about Grant Imahara. so talented, and he seemed like such a positive, sweet guy on Mythbusters.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago
Oh my god, I didn't even know until I read this. He seemed like such a good guy. I'm so sorry.
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#7
E.T The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Malcolm Parvey 4 years ago
Simple fixes are smart. why complicate things. Think like a child zooming in the moment. Rita Parvey
#8
The Godfather (1972)
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Wasn't it because the character 's jaw had been broken? Brando auditioned with cotton in his mouth to show that, I think?
Janine B. 4 years ago (edited)
It was even Brando's own idea. When he was auditioning he stuffed cotton balls in his mouth to give himself the look of a bulldog.
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#9
Back To The Future Part III (1990)
Mohsie Supposie 4 years ago
Great effects. Loved how they did special effects "back in the day" before CGI. It was done using real objects and real camera tricks rather than using a mouse and keyboard.
Giles McArdell 4 years ago
True, but notice some of the other posts here on more recent films (eg BB-8 or blade runner 2049) it is still usually cheaper to use models where you can.
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Fast forward to today, and people are still mesmerized by the scene without a clue of how the team pulled it off. But when it comes to visual effects, Ralston believes that it all comes down to being presented in a simple way. “The beauty of it is, anywhere else, there’d be cutaways, of course, to show what you need to know.”
A shot like that one, according to Ralston, “just gotta be right or it’s not going to work.” “You have to be grounded somehow in a movie, or believing in what you’re seeing, or it just doesn’t mean anything.”
#10
Pulp Fiction (1994)
What was inside the glowing briefcase in pulp fiction
Sum Guy 4 years ago
Some movies are just great... they don't even have to pay off the thing that drived the story
Kathy Valentine 4 years ago
Did seeing this make anyone else sad? Silly right? I just wanted to 'believe' a little longer...
#11
The Hunt For Red October (1990)
Catherine Brady 4 years ago
I think this device is called a gimbal. It was used to great effect in "The Perfect Storm. That one rotated like a gyroscope.
Barbara Selletti 4 years ago
And now you know why films have big budgets. You can't fully appreciate the amazing workmanship that goes into the sets and fx behind the scenes.
#12
The Call Of The Wild (2020)
crazy_cat_notAlady 4 years ago
but...but...that's a dog and u r donkey boi.
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Azure Adams 4 years ago
The original film from the 90s did. Go watch that one and skip this atrocity
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sturmwesen 4 years ago
I agree. This is a shame since the rest of the movie is not so bad, but the dog was too much comic like.
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Star Wars: BB-8
Sum Guy 4 years ago
Now I'm curious, when BB-8 is at full speed running away from gunfire, is there a guy just running fast pushing bb-8
Mshauri Mazuri 4 years ago
He could have just kick bb8 to appear as if it is running. Just thought so. 😂
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Hugh Crawford 4 years ago
Want to be in Star Wars? "Awesome!" You'll be in the desert. "Great" Running fast. "OK" Wearing a full body raincoat "Oh"
Ronnie Beaton 4 years ago
That poor guy must have been absolutely *baking* in that suit while filming in the desert.
Happy Happy Gay Guy 4 years ago
Now I want to watch this again. I so often chalk things up to CGI in newer films.
#14
Baby Driver (2017)
How the car was driven in Baby Driver when the actors were busy acting inside
Shelli Aderman 4 years ago
Way cooler than the “Old School” stationary car and moving screen! 👍🏽
Loretta 4 years ago
Also a lot more expensive and I think in many cases it's just not worth it, old school trick does fine.
Load More Replies... TheFakeSteveRogers 4 years ago
This car was AWD. Ah, I love the Subaru WRX STi Sedan. I think it dominated the WRC championships of somethin'
Ayia Grace 4 years ago (edited)
Imagine being on the highway and seeing that zoom by with 10 cops behind.
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
I liked that movie and now one can see who was really driving the Suberu
Malcolm Parvey 4 years ago
A bunch of camera equipment setup to cover all the angles another out of the box realistic but simple idea! Rita parvey
Essentially, visual effects have allowed filmmakers to transcend the limits of the screen and create impossible worlds. Sometimes it’s motion-capture footage blended with hand animation as in The Dawn Of Apes (2014).
#15
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Joanna Stasiołek 4 years ago (edited)
You can use either green or blue screen in filming and then mark in editing which colour is replaced. So if you film with blue screen you can have Gamora in green and she won't be see-through
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Terry Reauxper 4 years ago
I think the triangle-print bodysuit that he has on is interesting. I wonder what additional data that adds to basic green(or blue)-screen suit and process.
Cameron Alford 4 years ago
Fun fact for any gamers out there, the actor that plays Yondu is the voice actor for Harper from Call of Duty Black Ops II
#16
Shutter Island (2010)
engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago
Even when CGI exists, it's still great to see filmmakers make props like this.
Daria B 4 years ago
Besides that, less work for the animators and 3d modellers. ♡
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Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
Great movie too..when you see this was a model after all it still thrills and chills
#17
Life Of Pi (2015)
Tedus 4 years ago
if you dont know it: its a great watch. If you prefer reading: based on a great book.
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Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
A charming movie I thought the tiger was a trained one ..well almost but this is also revealing
TheFakeSteveRogers 4 years ago
It's a Bollywood Movie in hindi. Here is the link to know more about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_of_Pi_(film)
Combine Elite Soldier 4 years ago
Well, it's just showing how it was made...
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Avengers Endgame (2019)
Vic 4 years ago
I have a similar one, and it's even more perfect than Thor. Oh yes, and it doesn't come off..
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#19
Avengers: Endgame (2019)
Spider-Man, War Machine, and Hulk behind the scenes Avengers: Endgame
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
The complexity of all the patterns to create special effects is just astonishing
Gin. No tonic 4 years ago
Those modesty flaps 😂 Does it have a purpose other than "men don't wear tights/yoga pants"?
Other times, it takes never-before-used solutions to come up with something very creative, like the iconic bullet shot in The Matrix where Neo dodges a bullet. This frozen shot was executed by the VFX Supervisor John Gaeta, who worked with the directors and cinematographer to place 122 still cameras around Keanu Reeves before triggering them one by one
#20
The Invisible Man (2020)
engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago
Man, I hate it when green men just comes into my house and lift me up like that. Has this ever happened to you?
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
He wore ..green.. mint green she had to jump and hold for the rest of the affect and hold her breath?
#21
Titanic (1997)
Ivan the not Terrible 4 years ago
In the making-of of the movie (in the DVD or Blu-ray's special features) they show you that the breath coming out of the actors' mouth was actually captured at a later time from people who were really shot in a cold environment and was later keyed into the final picture, this movie is technically awesome (yes, I do like it very much :D)!
Rachel Green 4 years ago
I watched a documentary on it. It's pretty good and you all should watch/read about how they made it bc it was impressive. This water scene was made in the same tempered water that the people drowned in. Everyone was not joking about how cold the water was during the making of this film.
#22
Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
Susan Widomski 4 years ago
Is that the "Back to the Future" car? Then it really would be back to the future.
#23
Knives Out (2019)
In Knives Out, Matt Mania (Key Grip) cleverly sculpted mattes to reshape the lighting equipment into scenery you'd realistically expect to see reflected in the glasses.
Sum Guy 4 years ago
It annoyed the heck out of me that everyone wasn't sitting centred with those knives... I get that was the point, but the OCD in me was crying the whole time
Lonely Leafeon 4 years ago
Please don't joke about OCD like that. It has nothing to do with liking stuff to be in order etc.
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Random Person 4 years ago (edited)
Good attention to detail putting a window behind the camera for the glasses reflection
#24
Men In Black (1997)
Kristin Ingersoll 4 years ago
Same here! I wonder why they made it so big. Seems like even if they needed details, a model about a fourth of this size would be plenty. Now I wanna know!
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.Another iconic VFX shot from The Matrix is the code onscreen, which hadn’t been done before. Gaeta’s idea was to give the audience an impression of what it’d be like to think in code. The team surely succeeded in doing so by making some of the most memorable visual effects ever shown on screen.
#25
I Am Legend (2007)
Saint Thomas 4 years ago
They should've kept the guy in green, he's more terrifying than the badly CGI dog.
Dreamwolf 4 years ago
That is actually amazing CGI for the time the movie was made.
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Zena Marsh 4 years ago
I'd be terrified too, of a green man with a dog glove puppet on his hand...
#26
Avengers : Infinity War (2018)
#27
Space Jam (1996)
engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago
My face would be like Mike's if somebody in a green suit comes to me like that.
#28
Mulan
Daria B 4 years ago
This one reminds me of that time I brought my Mongolian friend to Robot World (a big robotic expo in Ilsan, S. Korea). There was a horse robot and she was like "meh, I rode a real one". I found it funny, but, yeah, it did make me think about the differences between a live animal and a machine built to respect safety measures.
Jayne Kyra 4 years ago
The actress and credits expressed thanks towards a place where people die. Disgusting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulan_(2020_film)#Controversies
John Topper 4 years ago
Now you could say that it was unnecessary to chainsaw a real horse to make the prop, but I think it added realism.
#29
The Matrix
danielw 4 years ago
so, the part where they time-stopped everything, and shifted around was done by assembling a rig with multiple cameras, that took images at the exact same time. the cameras were spaced along a rail, basically along what the final movie shows as the camera motion. the spiny/floplike a fish/kung-not-quite-fu parts were all done on wires. the rest was just CGI.
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#30
Harry Potter
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LuckyL 4 years ago
I think it's so amazing for actors do act even without a real set and things to actually see
Cybele Spanjaard 4 years ago
The amazing variety of the magical effects in this series is out of this world.. literally but wonderfully
#31
Batman Returns (1992)
Tedus 4 years ago
Danny Devito makes every movie better. He should be the new Wolverine - for starters.
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Die Hard (1988)
engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago
Fun fact: when Alan Rickman was about to be dropped, the Director said that he's gonna count to 3 and then drop Alan, but they dropped him at 1 instead.
Andrew Gibb 4 years ago
I'm Going To Count To Three. There Will Not Be A Four - a quote from the film lolz
#33
Breaking Bad
#34
Tiger In Westworld (2016)
#35
The Mandalorian
#36
Avengers: Endgame (2019)
#37
Aladdin (2019)
#38
Hannibal
Katie Lutesinger 4 years ago
Makeup team: "We should pin one of his eyelids back! ...no, bad idea; he'd never go for it." Gary Oldman: "Hey guys, I've got a great idea - let's pin back one of my eyelids!" True story.
#39
The Shining (1980)
''Wendy? Darling? Light, of my life. I'm not gonna hurt ya.'' A behind the scene photo of the horror movie The Shining
Caleb Lumpkin 4 years ago
that movie confused the frick outta me till i realised it was just about insanity
Rachael Marrast 4 years ago
I got to stay at this hotel one weekend in 2009. I was disappointed that nothing haunting happened while I was there.
#40
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Mohsie Supposie 4 years ago
I don't see why that needs to be CGI. They can easily do that type of make-up instead.
#41
Alice In Wonderland (2010)
justanotherBoredpanda 4 years ago
Yeah, but it just looks so uncomfortable.
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#42
Avengers: Endgame (2019)
#43
The Wolf Of Wall Street (2013)
#44
The Walk (2015)
Mohsie Supposie 4 years ago
Glad that got cleared. For a second, I thought they had rebuilt the Twin Towers just to do the movie. ;)
Lexi Mitchell 4 years ago
Lmao that definitely would’ve been in the news!
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#45
Matrix 4 (2021)
Matrix 4 in the making .. above San Francisco!
Olivier Caissy 4 years ago
Why? It’s only two black blurs on top of a building.
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#46
The Matrix 4 (2021)
Tedus 4 years ago
not so sure about that. Not the biggest fan of all the reboots of every childhood film i love (Star Wars, Indy...).
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Olivier Caissy 4 years ago
Why? We know those 2 actors were cast in the movie and this pic has zero context.
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The Mandalorian ( 2019 )
A.M. Pierre 4 years ago
I absolutely loved how they used "the volume" instead of green screen for so much of The Mandalorian. I find it so much more convincing and realistic.
#49
Rampage (2018)
Adrienne Early 4 years ago
Fun fact. Whenever Dwayne is signing to the gorilla and he says "it's me", he signs "rock".
#50
The Call Of The Wild (2020)
#51
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
Mike Myers In Makeup As Fat Bastard In "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"
Andrew Gibb 4 years ago
Oh, is that all the thanks I get for the night of hot sex? I'm dead sexy, you were crap!
#53
Goldeneye (1995)
Thomas brennan 4 years ago
Sad that the telescope where the movie finale was shot literally collapsed a few months ago due to underfunding
Theoretical Empiricist 4 years ago
I understand it was severely damaged by Hurricane Maria.
Load More Replies... Donkey boi 4 years ago
I don't know what's harder, lying down & pretending to be upside down or standing up & pretending to be lying down.
#54
The Mask (1994)
#56
Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Shelli Aderman 4 years ago
I think it would have been fun, (but too $$$) to rebuild that section of NYC on a studio (like in Back to the Future) to get trashed!
Mikhael Barreto 4 years ago
Then you'd have one take. If it didn't work...welp.
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Alfred Hitchcock (1948)
justanotherBoredpanda 4 years ago
Fun fact: In the movie "Dial M For Murder" he wanted to get a close-up of a finger dialing the telephone but for some reason, he couldn't so he ended up making a giant phone and a giant finger.
#60
Alice In Wonderland (2010)
Ian Koch 4 years ago
I am replying so I can see the photo without clicking it.
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X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)
Grace 4 years ago
Yea, that's Quicksilver. Watch WandaVision, this actors in it too.
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#63
1917 (2019)
#67
Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Opening Scene - Inglourious Basterds - LaPadite Farm
#68
Inception (2010)
#69
Space Odyssey, 1968 (2001 )
Vorknkx 4 years ago
You messed up the years a little. The movie was made in 1968, and its plot takes place in 2001.
Marcus James Heslop 4 years ago
Clearly posting for likes if you can’t get the movie title right. They probably haven’t even seen it. Sad.
#74
Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015)
Noel Benavente 4 years ago
I have a huge crush on her. She visited my country in 2018 for her birthday, i missed her... :'( ba2c06610a...8b3c73.jpg 
#75
Baby Driver (2017)
#76
La La Land (2016)
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Lis Daglish 4 years ago
I have great respect for good actors / actresses, even more so when you see the reality, and sometimes the absurd / silly context, that they are acting within.
Daria B 4 years ago
True. Sometimes, for the fear of leaks and spoilers, these actors don't even know exactly what they're supposed to be doing. Like, they're acting "blind".
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Csaba Hegedűs 4 years ago
Most of the pictures are good, but some of them are like 'hey, actually there were CAMERAS where the scene was shot!'
Kristin Ingersoll 4 years ago
Right? Emma Stone dancing, with lights and cameras pointed at her. Incredible effects!!!!
Load More Replies... Thomas brennan 4 years ago
There's a quality youtube channel with experts discussing good and bad cgi in movies. One of the most interesting bits i learnt was that often the motion capture suit stuff is useless to the artists because they are put on completely computer generated backgrounds anyway, so they just need to design it all from scratch. They also point out that a lot of directors don't know how to set up shots for cgi addition later, which is often why you get really shonky cgi in big budget movies. That and in many cases the cgi houses are only given a small window to do the work, which is why you end up with situations like Black Panther end fight scene being hilariously low rent - they only finished it a week or so before it was due to be released.
Caroline 4 years ago
I didn't know special effects were used so much, even in situations that I thought they weren't needed?
Daria B 4 years ago
Wait until you learn stunt doubles don't do only stunts either. ♡
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Sanne H. 4 years ago
In the movie “Children of Men” there is this scene inside a car full of people, where the camera keeps on turning 360 degrees. If you see the scene your reaction is “how the bleeb did they film this?!” No CGI was used, but a clever combination of a moving camera on top of the car, and actors moving down off-camera to let the camera pass at exactly the right moment.
B 4 years ago
One of my first jobs was as a model maker for a sci-fi movie. Myself and my partner spent 5 months building a 2 metre long space trawler, complete with lights, engines that fired, and moving parts inside. The film makers packed it with explosives and blew it up as part of the filming soon after we completed it, after about a day of filming. A little part of me died too that day. Thank **** for modern CGI is all I can say.
Alyssa Fiedler 4 years ago
I thought that the harry potter one was the best, by far, because they had absolutely nothing to look at except a green screen, and the movies is awesome!!! : )
Mary Hurst 4 years ago
I admire the creativity of the people whose craft is special effects, set design, makeup and costuming. Just as important as the actors.
Lis Daglish 4 years ago
I have great respect for good actors / actresses, even more so when you see the reality, and sometimes the absurd / silly context, that they are acting within.
Daria B 4 years ago
True. Sometimes, for the fear of leaks and spoilers, these actors don't even know exactly what they're supposed to be doing. Like, they're acting "blind".
Load More Replies... Csaba Hegedűs 4 years ago
Most of the pictures are good, but some of them are like 'hey, actually there were CAMERAS where the scene was shot!'
Kristin Ingersoll 4 years ago
Right? Emma Stone dancing, with lights and cameras pointed at her. Incredible effects!!!!
Load More Replies... Thomas brennan 4 years ago
There's a quality youtube channel with experts discussing good and bad cgi in movies. One of the most interesting bits i learnt was that often the motion capture suit stuff is useless to the artists because they are put on completely computer generated backgrounds anyway, so they just need to design it all from scratch. They also point out that a lot of directors don't know how to set up shots for cgi addition later, which is often why you get really shonky cgi in big budget movies. That and in many cases the cgi houses are only given a small window to do the work, which is why you end up with situations like Black Panther end fight scene being hilariously low rent - they only finished it a week or so before it was due to be released.
Caroline 4 years ago
I didn't know special effects were used so much, even in situations that I thought they weren't needed?
Daria B 4 years ago
Wait until you learn stunt doubles don't do only stunts either. ♡
Load More Replies... Sanne H. 4 years ago
In the movie “Children of Men” there is this scene inside a car full of people, where the camera keeps on turning 360 degrees. If you see the scene your reaction is “how the bleeb did they film this?!” No CGI was used, but a clever combination of a moving camera on top of the car, and actors moving down off-camera to let the camera pass at exactly the right moment.
B 4 years ago
One of my first jobs was as a model maker for a sci-fi movie. Myself and my partner spent 5 months building a 2 metre long space trawler, complete with lights, engines that fired, and moving parts inside. The film makers packed it with explosives and blew it up as part of the filming soon after we completed it, after about a day of filming. A little part of me died too that day. Thank **** for modern CGI is all I can say.
Alyssa Fiedler 4 years ago
I thought that the harry potter one was the best, by far, because they had absolutely nothing to look at except a green screen, and the movies is awesome!!! : )
Mary Hurst 4 years ago
I admire the creativity of the people whose craft is special effects, set design, makeup and costuming. Just as important as the actors.
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