Video Added: June 18, 2009
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Nar learns about the science behind crime-scene blood spatter on Showtime's top series "Dexter".
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A Bloody Good Job | Science of the Movies | 02:59 | June 18, 2009 | 3985 |
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Nar gets scanned and made into an action figure by the digital wizards at Gentle Giant.
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Creating Models | Science of the Movies | 02:16 | June 18, 2009 | 1802 |
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Erik Beck of Indy Mogul shows Nar how to create his own death scene for about $50 - using household items.
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Creating a Death Scene | Science of the Movies | 03:40 | June 18, 2009 | 1391 |
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Are the firearms used in movies real, or fake? Find out as ISS Prop Master Drew Petrotta shows us some of the big guns used in "Soldier" and "Transformers."
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Big Guns | Science of the Movies | 03:13 | June 03, 2009 | 3235 |
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How do you light something that doesn't exist? The answer: magic. No, really. We're totally serious. It takes magic.
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Lord of Light | Science of the Movies | 02:40 | June 03, 2009 | 2245 |
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Learn about how motion control began and how the Dystraflex was born as we meet John Dykstra, the man behind the blockbuster movies Star Wars, Spiderman 3, Batman Forever!
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Motion Control | Science of the Movies | 01:57 | May 12, 2009 | 10757 |
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Meet Milo, one of the most commonly used motion control systems in Hollywood. Milo can get shots that need superhuman strength and accuracy.
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Milo Films | Science of the Movies | 01:41 | May 12, 2009 | 3539 |
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