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I’ve never seen that before, but it’s pretty ingenious. It lets the actor act without the distraction of driving during road scenes, because the dude up top is actually driving. Probably reduces the need for a stunt driver greatly.

Edited by Vito Andolini

13 minutes ago, Vito Andolini said:

I’ve never seen that before, but it’s pretty ingenious. It lets the actor act without the distraction of driving during road scenes, because the dude up top is actually driving. Probably reduces the need for a stunt driver greatly.

Well, that actually makes better sense than what I thought it meant: That it was a scene for a dune buggy being filmed, but they had the car driving for them...

Better than how they filmed the car scenes in Justified, all crappy 80s green screen style.

Glad to hear there's a new season!

56 minutes ago, Vito Andolini said:

I’ve never seen that before, but it’s pretty ingenious. It lets the actor act without the distraction of driving during road scenes, because the dude up top is actually driving. Probably reduces the need for a stunt driver greatly.

 

This is correct. 

Interesting. They used to use (some companies may still use) a camera car. The actors would be in a car attached to a car pulling it. 

It looks like this apparatus offers advantages for camera and lighting in addition to having the control of the car remaining with the vehicle. That's a light in front of the driver side windshield.

I wouldn't want to take a hard fast turn in that thing.

Hollywood actor types dont know how to drive, much less wipe their ass. 

They used to just put the car on a low to the ground flat trailer and pull it.

Seems that would be a lot easier and less costly plus you have room for cameras and lights on that trailer as well.

14 hours ago, rage-a-holic said:

Seriously? They do this all the time.

 

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That's crazy, so if there is a wreck who is at fault the driver or the actor..?

21 minutes ago, miguelito said:

 

 

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That is a classic film... And as far as the extra driver, I guess "everybody needs somebody"...

 

In a spin off of tv production work, Tyrese is a musician that is having a spat with the Rock over the spin off of the Fast franchise:

 

On 7/27/2018 at 9:38 AM, Steamboat1874 said:

They used to just put the car on a low to the ground flat trailer and pull it.

Seems that would be a lot easier and less costly plus you have room for cameras and lights on that trailer as well.

They use a lot of weird setups.

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14 hours ago, RPM said:

They use a lot of weird setups.

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Seems far easier to just drive the car...

That apparatus probably cost three times with the car cost.

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