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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Shooting Movie Moving Posters
Via Rob at the always excellent A Photo Editor, a very cool vid from photographer Alexx Henry on how they are now bringing movie posters to life.
My first thought: Minority Report.
If you are going to start putting these displays out in public, go ahead and outfit them with motion detectors and retinal scanners and be done with it.
Way cool -- and there is even some info on lighting in the video, too.
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