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    		 Play Science of the Movies: A Bloody Good Job Nar learns about the science behind crime-scene blood spatter on Showtime's top series "Dexter". A Bloody Good Job Nar learns about the science behind crime-scene blood spatter on Showtime's top series "Dexter". Science of the Movies 02:59 June 18, 2009 650
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Creating Models Nar gets scanned and made into an action figure by the digital wizards at Gentle Giant. Creating Models Nar gets scanned and made into an action figure by the digital wizards at Gentle Giant. Science of the Movies 02:16 June 18, 2009 215
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Creating a Death Scene Erik Beck of Indy Mogul shows Nar how to create his own death scene for about $50 - using household items. Creating a Death Scene Erik Beck of Indy Mogul shows Nar how to create his own death scene for about $50 - using household items. Science of the Movies 03:40 June 18, 2009 128
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Big Guns 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." Big Guns 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." Science of the Movies 03:13 June 03, 2009 106
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Lord of Light How do you light something that doesn't exist? The answer: magic. No, really. We're totally serious. It takes magic. Lord of Light How do you light something that doesn't exist? The answer: magic. No, really. We're totally serious. It takes magic. Science of the Movies 02:40 June 03, 2009 136
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Motion Control 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! Motion Control 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! Science of the Movies 01:57 May 12, 2009 162
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    		 Play Science of the Movies: Milo Films Meet Milo, one of the most commonly used motion control systems in Hollywood. Milo can get shots that need superhuman strength and accuracy. Milo Films Meet Milo, one of the most commonly used motion control systems in Hollywood. Milo can get shots that need superhuman strength and accuracy. Science of the Movies 01:41 May 12, 2009 121
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    		 Play Science Promos: Science of the Movies Join Host Nar Williams as he visits with some of the top VFX experts to determine if the effects seen in the movies can be done in real life! Science of the Movies Join Host Nar Williams as he visits with some of the top VFX experts to determine if the effects seen in the movies can be done in real life! Science Promos 01:01 May 07, 2009 62
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Science of the Movies
Science of the Movies explores the scientific world that exists behind the screen and techniques responsible edge-of-your-seat moments in films.
List Added: May 08, 2009
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Science of the Movies: A Bloody Good Job
Nar learns about the science behind crime-scene blood spatter on Showtime's top series "Dexter".

Video Added: June 18, 2009

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Runtime: 02:59

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