Well this changes my perspective on TV.

really good find.
i never relized how much movies used green screens and whats fake and real. thats a trip!
now if you can show me what they did during the 60s-70s then id be amazed if they did it all the way even back then
 
really good find.
i never relized how much movies used green screens and whats fake and real. thats a trip!
now if you can show me what they did during the 60s-70s then id be amazed if they did it all the way even back then

back then they paid for a ton of extras, now-a-days all they have to pay for is:
1. main cast
2. random props to fit the scene
3. green/blue screens
4. visual effects artists
 
Although they did do a lot more stuff "for real" back in the days (especially in the 20's and 30's, when it wasn't uncommon for people to be injured or killed on the sets!), people do underestimate the amount of tricks they had back then. One great example is Ben-Hur; for the famous chariot scene the more distant people in the stands were painted q-tips or something like that lol.

And the older, silent Ben-Hur movie was one where people actually died making it. Talk about doing your own stunts O_O

Finally, let's hear it for DVD special features lol.
 
Wow you really don't think about it till you see how much they actually use it
 
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