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http://www.digitaltrends.com/movies...n-how-to-creatively-fake-zero-gravity/#!yg1O7
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The Light Box stood over 20-feet tall and 10-feet across, with a sliding door on one side that allowed access to the interior, and a gantry hanging overhead that tethered the box to a team of VFX technicians at a computer control center. The interior of the box was comprised of 196 panels, each measuring approximately two feet by two feet, and fitted with 4,096 LED bulbs that could cast whatever light or colors were needed and alter them at any speed. Images could also be projected onto the walls, including the planet Earth, the International Space Station (ISS), or the distant stars "giving the actor the perspective of what their character was seeing," Webber says "It was primarily so we could reflect the appropriate light on them, but it had the double benefit of being a visual reference for them, too."
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The Light Box stood over 20-feet tall and 10-feet across, with a sliding door on one side that allowed access to the interior, and a gantry hanging overhead that tethered the box to a team of VFX technicians at a computer control center. The interior of the box was comprised of 196 panels, each measuring approximately two feet by two feet, and fitted with 4,096 LED bulbs that could cast whatever light or colors were needed and alter them at any speed. Images could also be projected onto the walls, including the planet Earth, the International Space Station (ISS), or the distant stars "giving the actor the perspective of what their character was seeing," Webber says "It was primarily so we could reflect the appropriate light on them, but it had the double benefit of being a visual reference for them, too."