Are You Sure You’re at the Right House?
You’ve probably wondered how movies depict small or large settings. It’s jaw-dropping how much effort it takes to create one tiny room. In this next photo, you can see a stagehand setting up the stage with the models. It looks like he’s working on the bride right now, but he already finished with all of the other characters. It must have taken hours just to get them seated at the table.
Corpse Bride (2005)
You Have to Keep Up With the Times
Back in the 1980s, there weren’t digital maps of the whole city. There was barely the internet, and it wasn’t nearly what it is today. Therefore, improvisation had to play a part in the creation of movies. This 80s action movie (seen next) had a scene where police officers looked at a digital map of NYC. However, technology wasn’t that advanced to create the graphics. A real-life model was made by the man in the photo.
Escape From New York (1981)
