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Google it, of course. Lots of good info out there. Forsman & Bodenfors was the production company. I remember reading about it in the Softimage forum (Softimage was the 3D program used) and at least one online article. I've been wondering about doing something like it based on object VR. The live action elements would be difficult to integrate without the shooting speed possible with a motion control rig, but it would interesting to try. Scott Alexander Feldmann wrote: This was done by some swedish FX house. Although it looks like the same technique that was used for the Matrix movies, it was in fact a MILO, a 10-axis motion control rig, that took the images. They rooms were also recreated in 3D, as each image has been heavily edited in Inferno (all the ceilings had to be added, many of the flying objects, stuff like that) I would have to look up who did it, I am sure they are happy to tell you more. --
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