It's 4:39 into the clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyaAuRYNuS0
Using a dummy wouldn't look right, so how did they do it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyaAuRYNuS0
Using a dummy wouldn't look right, so how did they do it?
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What's a good way to get a shot like this?
- Thread starter harmonica44
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Looks to my eye that they replaced him with CGI partway down. They could have pretty easily had a set for that scene on a sound stage, had a green or bluescreen crash pad that the actor would fall into about ten feet down, extended the shot with a BG replacement from the actual location, and completed the fall with a CGI model.
Maybe I'm wrong, but it would be one method.
Maybe I'm wrong, but it would be one method.
I think they injected money directly into the camera.