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!
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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!
Added: May 7, 2009
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