ΑΡΧΙΚΗ Cinema Στα παρασκήνια The Terminator (1984). Τζέιμς Κάμερον... 2 years πριν 2 years πριν Στα παρασκήνια The Terminator (1984). Τζέιμς Κάμερον… από gin@tonic 2 years πριν2 years πριν 4279views 0 The Terminator (1984). Τζέιμς Κάμερον Φωτογραφία: Άνταμ Γκρίνμπεργκ Terminator Stop Motion: Pete Kleinow Post PaginationΠροηγούμενη ανάρτησηΠροηγούμενοΕπόμενη ΑνάρτησηΕπόμενο Σου αρέσει; Μοιράσου το με τους φίλους σου! 0 42 Σχόλια Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Δ Ash Islam Reply Cool 😊 Reply ‘Sneaky’ Pete Kleinow also played steel guitar with The Flying Burrito Brothers and a zillion other great people: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneaky_Pete_Kleinow Reply Are you saying it wasn’t real? Reply Alexandre Lesne Reply Release a book !!!! Reply Epic Reply 40 years old and it’s still more realistic like shit CGI movies nowadays Reply Γιάννης Πανταζόπουλος Reply Lucho Tamayo Beltramin Pepe Serrano Reply Yan Paquette Reply Chris Moran Reply How did they keep the fire in the background consistent? Was it rear projection and they moved the background plate forward frame by frame as they adjusted the model … ?does anyone know? It’s doing my head in … Reply So insane Reply It’s a horror movie. Reply Absolutely great work! How did they get the flames “flowing” during stop motion ? Reply Bayen Bayen Reply Guys You real know ,U are wasting our time making us watch things like these? Reply Daniel Hochleitner Reply I made this slightly smaller scale lol Reply Wonder if the burning truck was a series of dias still shots in 24 per seconds to match the robot animation? Reply That scene was scary as hell. Reply Sneaky Pete! Reply Tom Jones Reply James O’Hara Reply How such little robots defeated humans?!! Reply John Frankis Reply James Tierney Reply Dustin French Reply Cool Reply Itar Mehak Reply Chris Hornby Reply I’ll be back!!!! Reply Bart Gielen Reply He should have taken more frames, more stop-motion, because it was quite jitterish. Reply James Cameron. Kicking the doors in on sci-fi action since 1984! Reply Simply the best. Reply I’m assuming they used rear projection and photographed a still frame of background footage with each frame of the endoskeleton walking. Genius. Reply Davi Dorneles Reply Levi Dorneles Reply Jade Cargill Reply I want that… awesome Reply Προηγούμενη ανάρτηση Κεμπέκ, Καναδάς... από gin@tonic Επόμενη Ανάρτηση από : @toujourspaloma... από gin@tonic
‘Sneaky’ Pete Kleinow also played steel guitar with The Flying Burrito Brothers and a zillion other great people: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneaky_Pete_Kleinow Reply
How did they keep the fire in the background consistent? Was it rear projection and they moved the background plate forward frame by frame as they adjusted the model … ?does anyone know? It’s doing my head in … Reply
Wonder if the burning truck was a series of dias still shots in 24 per seconds to match the robot animation? Reply
I’m assuming they used rear projection and photographed a still frame of background footage with each frame of the endoskeleton walking. Genius. Reply
Ash Islam
Cool 😊
‘Sneaky’ Pete Kleinow also played steel guitar with The Flying Burrito Brothers and a zillion other great people: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneaky_Pete_Kleinow
Are you saying it wasn’t real?
Alexandre Lesne
Release a book !!!!
Epic
40 years old and it’s still more realistic like shit CGI movies nowadays
Γιάννης Πανταζόπουλος
Lucho Tamayo Beltramin Pepe Serrano
Yan Paquette
Chris Moran
How did they keep the fire in the background consistent? Was it rear projection and they moved the background plate forward frame by frame as they adjusted the model … ?does anyone know? It’s doing my head in …
So insane
It’s a horror movie.
Absolutely great work! How did they get the flames “flowing” during stop motion ?
Bayen Bayen
Guys You real know ,U are wasting our time making us watch things like these?
Daniel Hochleitner
I made this slightly smaller scale lol
Wonder if the burning truck was a series of dias still shots in 24 per seconds to match the robot animation?
That scene was scary as hell.
Sneaky Pete!
Tom Jones
James O’Hara
How such little robots defeated humans?!!
John Frankis
James Tierney
Dustin French
Cool
Itar Mehak
Chris Hornby
I’ll be back!!!!
Bart Gielen
He should have taken more frames, more stop-motion, because it was quite jitterish.
James Cameron. Kicking the doors in on sci-fi action since 1984!
Simply the best.
I’m assuming they used rear projection and photographed a still frame of background footage with each frame of the endoskeleton walking. Genius.
Davi Dorneles
Levi Dorneles
Jade Cargill
I want that… awesome