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  1. I have recently accepted a project that takes place entirely in an antique rail car. Because the train is located at a transportation museum it does not have the ability to move. Another challenge is the film is set in Morocco. The initial plan is to use green screen to key in the exterior. My bigger concern at the moment is how to make the train look like it is moving without any hydraulics or mechanical mechanisms. I would appreciate any tips or experiences others have had shooting stationary vehicles with green screen and getting a realistic cinematic result. Both camera and lighting tips much appreciated
  2. What kind of rig do you think was used to create this lighting effect? Something positioned directly overhead rotating in a circle, with a hard source. Would love to see any rig pictures of something similar to get a visual idea. Side note: I know this is posted in lighting, but if anyone knows the name of a motorized slider/dana dolly that can support my Amira and do the same tracking move over and over that would be great too! Cheers, Marcus
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