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Saw Panic Room this weekend. Decent suspense flick.There are some long Hitchcock-y dolly shots up & down stairs etc. One in particular intrigued me. Camera dollies into a kitchen area, aiming at some object (tea kettle? I forget...) which has a handle. The shot continues, and we go THROUGH the handle on into the room. This blew my mind. How in the world is something like this done? Note that we are not talking about an effects-laden sci-fi CGI deal here. I just cannot imagine a film camera small enough to go through such a small opening. How dey do it?
TIA,
Bill
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Topic - Panic Room -- technical question - Bill McNeal 18:34:06 04/08/02 (13)
- Have you seen any Dario Argento stuff? - JDK 23:54:56 04/15/02 (0)
- It's definitely CGI (nt) - sjb 00:59:32 04/12/02 (0)
- I just remembered - sjb 23:17:04 04/09/02 (0)
- A more interesting question is why they did it. - Tom ยง. 13:14:58 04/09/02 (2)
- Agreed - Guy de Sac 14:41:59 04/09/02 (1)
- Re: Agreed - Doug Schneider 16:47:05 04/09/02 (0)
- I'll say it's CGI - Guy de Sac 08:55:25 04/09/02 (0)
- Re: Panic Room -- technical question - geoffkait 04:55:22 04/09/02 (0)
- One way is... - sjb 19:49:08 04/08/02 (4)
- Re: One way is... - Bill McNeal 16:40:21 04/09/02 (3)
- Re: One way is... - Doug Schneider 20:16:36 04/09/02 (2)
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