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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 30 5:12 am)
Subject: How the Blade Runner film intro was made
The Spinner used to be parked outside a few blocks from my studio. I think I was the only person in town that knew what the thing was or was from.
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In the 70s we had fiber optic space lamps. The good ones that had lights just on the tips. Kind of expensive though. Then they had the charged partical globes that you touched (pink color). I still think lava lamps (the huge ones) where the best of the bunch for actual lighting.
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Shawn aye I remember those fibre lights in the 70s hehe
firs tthey come out with some new tech
then they spend ages trying to figure out what to use it for...hence toys/games etc ;)
You know there's a huge model kit of an Imperial Star Destroyer form Star Wars you cna buy that uses fibre optics to make the lights for the windows? damn that's cool!
loooong time ago I built the APC from Aliens, put an LED inside the guns and cockpit to light them up ;)
"Charged particle" = plasma globe, they are still aorund, I love them, have one, very inspirational :)
they worked out how to use plasma as a cutter (was in the UK iirc at steel works near me they tested one of the early experiments),
oxyacetelyne cutters are NOTHING compared to plasma, a plasma torch cuts out 4 inch thick steel main battle tank hull pieces literally like a knife through butter, jeesh!
when they figure out how to project that as a weapon...yikes...
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Cinefex has a hardcover out now for their 1982 issue covering Bladerunner.
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DAMn is that a smart way to do it! :)
probably the most outstanding film sequence ever made IMHO
http://douglastrumbull.com/key-fx-sequences-blade-runner-hades-landscape
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