How Moving Vehicles Are Faked in TV and Movies
Movie Insider explores the work of NAC Effects to learn more about how they create realistic moving vehicle scenes for TV and movies.
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How the Amazing Martial Arts Fight Scenes Were Created in ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’
Movies Insider visited the set of "Everything Everywhere All At Once" to learn how the amazing marital arts fight scenes were created.
How Cars Are Strategically Weakened for Explosive Film and Television Crash Scenes
Movie Insider explores the work of JEM F/X, a special effects house that strategically weakens cars for film and TV crashes.
How Foley Artists Create the Distinct Sounds of Different Footsteps Using Clever Solutions
Movies Insider visited foley artist Stefan Fraticelli of Oddio Studios to learn how he creates credible footstep sounds for film and TV.
How Film Set Decorators Strategically Use Props to Turn Back Time in Modern City Streets
Movies Insider visited with set designer Rena DeAngelo to learn how she transforms modern streets into those of a different era.
The Evolution of ‘The Simpsons’ Over 32 Seasons
In honor of the 32nd season finale of The Simpsons, Movies Insider put together a fascinating compilation showing just how much the show and its…
How Marvel Uses a Visualization Tool to Map Out Their Movies Years Before the Actors Get Involved
In a fascinating piece for Movie Insider, narrator Abby Tang explains how Marvel movies are started years ahead of filming by partnering The Third Floor,…
How Silent Props Are Made for Film and Television
In a fascinating piece for Movies Insider, narrator Abby Tang spoke with such renowned film and television prop masters as Tim Schultz and Scott Reeder…
‘Nestflix’ Brilliantly Catalogs Fake TV Shows and Movies That Take Place Inside of Actual TV Shows and Movies
Developer Lynn Fisher has created Nestflix, a site that brilliantly catalogs fake television shows and movies featured in actual television shows and movies.
An Amusing Parody of Haunted House Movie Tropes
Alasdair Beckett-King amusingly parodied the overriding tropes of scary movies that involve a house (or hotel) that is haunted.