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How did Netflix’s Carry-On pull off that insane car crash sequence?
Digital TrendsStory by Dan Girolamo
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Netflix's Carry-On stuns with a jaw-dropping car crash sequence, revealing the meticulous planning and technical wizardry behind its creation.
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- Director Lena Waithe spent 6 months meticulously storyboarding the 2-minute car crash, collaborating with stunt coordinators and VFX artists to pull off the seamless feat.
- To achieve realism, the crew used a combination of practical effects, including a custom-built car rig, and seamless digital compositing to capture every heart-pounding moment.
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Lena Waithe, Netflix, Carry-On