10+ Behind The Movie Magic Photos That Show Just How It Is Working In The Film Industry
For decades, the film industry has been renowned for its ability to create captivating stories that capture the hearts and minds of audiences all over the world. Even from the early days of silent films to today's modern blockbusters, people behind films have consistently pushed the boundaries of what's possible on the silver screen—and now, streaming services.
Achieving such cinematic feats demands an unwavering commitment to the craft, with industry professionals working tirelessly to bring their visions to life. This dedication to excellence, be it through the utilization of cutting-edge technology or the skillful performances of actors and directors, has enabled the film industry to evolve continuously and create new and exciting movie experiences for audiences everywhere.
Despite the inherent challenges of the filmmaking process, the industry's love for storytelling and creative expression motivates them to pursue the creation of movie magic tirelessly.
One thing that has definitely changed the film game is the evolution of CGI throughout the years. It has allowed filmmakers to create complex and intricate scenes that would have been impossible to achieve before.
Technological advancements have certainly enabled filmmakers to streamline the production process, from shooting to post-production. Digital cameras and editing software, for instance, have made it easier and quicker to capture footage and make changes to it.
But with all that being said, it's still great to see what really goes behind the production of something—just take a look at these 15 behind-the-scene photos that show just how movie magic is made!
1. The police car in Terminator Genisys.
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2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Out of the Shadows actors were required to wear special suits to better track their movements.
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3. No, those aren't people—they're just cotton swabs! Talk about creativity and efficiency at that, this was used in the Star Wars racing sequence.
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4. Did you think they really filmed at the Buckingham Palace? No, The Crown just had this exterior façade and the rest is completely production magic.
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5. Anna Kendrick was on a special skating equipment on the set of Noelle. Props to her for making it work, though!
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6. Here we have Nicola Anne Peltz getting threatened with the hands of a "cyborg" on the Transformers Age of Extinction.
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7. These artists were working on the model of a city that was destroyed in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
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8. This is how they painted Zoe's skin to become Gamora.
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9. Classic, classic movie. Classic, classic scene.
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10. This was how Aaron Paul communicated with a "robot"—sitting beside a man in a peculiar suit.
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11. Samuel L. Jackson getting his beard dyed on the set of Shaft in New York.
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12. Here's Rebecca Ferguson riding a motorcycle—on a moving rig! It would've been bad-ass if she was actually riding it, though!
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13. Yep, this is what Mark Ruffalo has gone through to become the Hulk!
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14. Eddie Redmayne had to place himself on a stand to create the illusion that he was taller than he actually is in real life. This was for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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15. Melissa McCarthy raising a "bus" in Thunder Force. Talk about great acting!
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It may look fun, but doing films is more taxing than enjoyable especially when you're working behind the scenes—but hey, at least the end product is always almost worth it! Hollywood has definitely come a long way with these techniques and we're all more than glad to see it.
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