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It's totally old school with just a camera and a platform moving on rollers. Today it would all be done using CGI and probably wouldn't look as good. One of the problems with computer-generated graphics is that they generally look a little too perfect. But really it's the very slight imperfections in lighting, shadowing, and texture that make an effect seem 'real' rather than merely a realistic effect.
So to my eye special effects peaked in realism sometime around the mid 80's and have been playing catch up since then as computers have replaced analog techniques. Of course one main benefit of CGI graphics is that it has lowered the cost of effects to where almost any movie can have decent effect shots. Plus it's allowed scenes to be shown that would otherwise be impossible to shoot using any other method.
Of all the handicaps that a culture can labor under, no disadvantage is quite so heavy as an addiction to lies. The sheer inability of the intellectual and cultural leaders, the priests of political correctness, to see past their own conceits is a terrible burden to endure.
The Arab countries are a perfect example of this. But even in the US our elites have their own carefully guarded lies.
Wasilla Paper Warns Joe McGinniss About State's Deadly Force Law
He might want to be careful about his stalking ways since Alaska has a law that allows the use of deadly force in protection of life and property. Ed of Hot Air thinks the paper should apologize. But after seeing his interview with ABC, it's clear to me that McGinniss is dishonest and probably a little nutty so a warning about AK laws hopefully will keep him from going over the edge resulting in something tragic happening.