How Movie Magic Is Made | How It's Made | Science Channel

[@melissawickersham9912]

Ah, they visited Aardman Animation’s studios for this episode! Awesome.

[@provokedrobin608]

Yeah. They’re the king of stop motion

[@HullAnimations113]

Daisy the sheep

[@angelh1743]

This is probably one of the coolest video you guys have ever made.

[@jlloyd2004mcs]

Brooks Moore. No other hosts ever compared.

[@Buckshot1217]

Mike Rowe has entered the chat…

[@jlloyd2004mcs]

@@Buckshot1217 NGL, that made me laugh harder than it should have.

[@danielstellmon5330]

The amount of time and money out society puts into our entertainment is truly mind blowing.

[@zenithmushroom3393]

It’s incredible!! Even since before Ancient Greece, entertainment has been a wonderful form of fine art that’s brought so many people joy and purpose in their lives. The creativity and ingenuity is just awesome!

[@kingbladerZed]

This will serve as a good aspect when working in media production.

[@0blivioniox864]

I hope all of the How it's Made videos are digitized for posterity. They're going to need it.

[@anonx2747]

Probably for history or for the alien colonisers

[@crweewrc1388]

I agree.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

I think they had video cameras in 2001, it's unlikely any of the episodes were shot on film. Here's everything they made. kzbin.info/aero/PL39_ud5aKSvnYDhKdB7wTDUZRiE8RaJat

[@EASsirenVids01]

Are they all on VHS? I never thought about that but it makes sense

[@0blivioniox864]

@@EASsirenVids01 I guess by "digitized" I was thinking - they should be preserved + made widely available. YT is basically doing that though.

[@DawnShipley1977]

I have a friend that does SFX makeup so this doesn't surprise me. My friend worked on all six seasons of Grimm and has worked on Star Trek Picard. She mainly uses silicone for her prosthetics.

[@Nolroa]

Latex was used before, but since it is a natural material, it could cause a person to have a skin allergy due to latex. Silicones are inert and do not cause any harm to the skin, they are cheaper to work with and in some cases can be reused when latex prostheses were only used once.

[@AbigayleFall-sp3wt]

The way I said “Timmy!” when they showed the puppet 🥹❤️ my childhood right there

[@ThaINTEGRITY]

I wonder if they will ever do a “How it’s made” of how it’s made?

[@ChristianPinnock-u5c]

OMG THAT'S TIMMY THE LITTLE LAMB HE'S FAMOUS AND HAS HIS OWN TV SHOW TIMMY TIME

[@faameexplains1192]

The host says the prosthetic is cast in gelatin, but, and I could be wrong, it looks to be a silicone prosthetic

[@starwar]

usually old age makeup looks horrible but this is actually convincing!

[@NetITGeeks]

That's a lot of work to get the old person look on that lady. Maybe it is cheaper to hire an actor who is old to do the part?

[@nataliep6385]

Yes, but this way - they don't have to rely on contracts or anythings.

[@NetITGeeks]

@@nataliep6385 Thank you for the reply. That makes sense. It save money on the contracts/HR side and I didn't think of it that way until now.

[@melissawickersham9912]

Hiring an old actor to act the part of an older version of a character may be more convenient, but it’s not necessarily cheaper depending on the contracts used.

[@suilles]

well it could be that there is a scene like 50 years past. so they would need the same person so its still same look.

[@Nolroa]

It depends on the situation. If you need the same actor to do the character's scenes as a young adult and then the same character as an old man(This is in the case that the actor is quite well-known and another actor cannot be found to play the younger or older counterpart of the character) . Another situation is that the elderly character has to make movements that an elderly person cannot do, for example, an action or risk scene would require a stunt double which which would be made up as an older person.

[@ownSystem]

So cute so much work and patience wonderful work we all take for granted

[@hypnotist1200]

They do so much work for that. Wow

[@TiagoSeiler]

Love the guy beating on the wires with his pliers 😂😂😂

[@GamerDave1974]

The Special Affects Artists are the TRUE hero's of the Movie Industry but yet, The Actors get the higher pay and recognition! Totally NOT fair!

[@anriavantonder5264]

Omg I loved Timmy Timr😂🎉❤

[@tmi4507]

Please never let this narrator go again 😂

[@Oscar_Hector]

incroyables ces masques de cinéma!

[@SunnyDoRemix]

amazing video.Great Job

[@NikolasScience]

Wow

[@florianbrack1054]

With pliers haha omg professionals at work

[@roystonboodoo7525]

Interesting.

[@PRCOM]

That old lady face was cool but did look like a lot of work, there is a easy way just ask to borrow Ethan Hunts face machine 😂😂😂😂

[@THEACTUALLDL123]

And that's why these will be better than AI Movies. Because AI Movies has something that can't be seen in your eyes.

[@Voltoboi]

[THIS IS A COPY/PASTE REPLY, I'M SORRY!] no.. it's just executives handling the technology in ways that benefit themselves, AI isn't... well, "Intelligent" yet. (I.E: Hal 9000 Intelligent... Like a Robot.) But its name makes it look that way. Simply put, It just Follows orders by its Prompter and does not automatically replace Filmmakers. TLDR: Today is Rough, but the Future will be Less Rough... No offense but Do ya' Research without looking at the media. (personal note: I think its an optional step to employ a machine for concept work.)

[@kimbratton9620]

So cool 😎!

[@WillowEverlight]

What show or clip is that skeleton news anchor from?

[@rossellis4365]

The Big Snit (1985)

[@andrewlanford2378]

​@@rossellis4365 You are a true hero

[@heatherw7634]

Who needs sleeping medication when you have how it’s made. I usually never make it more then 5 minutes before I’m out.

[@coolerthansteven]

WOW ITS MADE

[@darleneburch4184]

❤love it

[@YOUsamisan]

No way they made a segment on Aardman Animations!

[@stevehuhn7096]

Is that model Amy Adams? Sure looks like her!

[@melchristian8876]

👍👍

[@valentyn.kostiuk]

So Timmy is not real?

[@DirectorCM]

28!? Oh, time has already not been kind to her lol

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2024 / May / 27 )

[@anasqai]

If like that is video right then flash and if picture auto change, which is smaller size? So the movie is continuous picture and then release and retake? If a cartoon how it is successfully moving without continuous drawing? What about the "Lasso Tool", if able to move the section without disturbing the background, such thing? How the eraser only erase that section, a layer? How to detect and reveal a kind of edited video that faces replaced into someone else's? To know real face, is the liquid and video edit can detect the liquid of the face to remove and like eraser tool such thing? Like a green screen can put a different background? 1 cartoon is what kind of earning? If 100 episodes maybe? Know Abt life situation if kind of rescue like existing a type of pipe fan like nice right, clean air - rooftop? Is it possible that an attack to a block is a pipe to rooftop and they pump it out to go down? Could be true too? The rare leaves of smelliest flower in the world - "fern"(planted in s.g, heard as from container even if rejected) could have been covering their injuring-movements?

[@Mrkillshots]

She started looking like catlyn Jenner

[@ThomasSingleton-th8rl]

What Is Movie Magic?

[@phonotical]

"workers - a chemist" is he not a worker? Why don't they say people 😅

[@ChristianPinnock-u5c]

Ardman animations

[@abe_ismain]

Second B

[@fujikawu]

AI is screwing them good today...sad future

[@Voltoboi]

no.. it's just executives handling the technology in ways that benefit themselves, AI isn't... well, "Intelligent" yet. (I.E: Hal 9000 Intelligent... Like a Robot.) But its name makes it look that way. Simply put, It just Follows orders by its Prompter and does not automatically replace Filmmakers. TLDR: Today is Rough, but the Future will be Less Rough... No offense but Do ya' Research without looking at the media.

[@hash-tek3429]

Hello

[@batorvator2336]

But .... SoraAI will soon end their livelihood.

[@Voltoboi]

[THIS IS A COPY/PASTE REPLY, I'M SORRY!] no.. it's just executives handling the technology in ways that benefit themselves, AI isn't... well, "Intelligent" yet. (I.E: Hal 9000 Intelligent... Like a Robot.) But its name makes it look that way. Simply put, It just Follows orders by its Prompter and does not automatically replace Filmmakers. TLDR: Today is Rough, but the Future will be Less Rough... No offense but Do ya' Research without looking at the media.

[@Zeno.Creations]

Why is the sound so low in each video?... I have to watch each video in full volume but barely hear it. 😤😭

[@igrim4777]

Check your hearing and your speaker because I have it at 20% volume and can still hear it at 15%

[@luzvimindajubahib3666]

You wait

[@studiously__]

Was this video made in the 90s? 😜

[@melissawickersham9912]

Why do you ask?

[@Lyf4rMusic]

Maybe late 90s or early 2000s

[@studiously__]

@@melissawickersham9912 just the way the video is produced and topics chosen

[@underbedmonstersmusic]

Some of them might be about 2008, since there’s an iPhone shown at 14:57.

[@rohiniguiland4873]

Now all they need is AI

[@taktsing4969]

wow

[@redneckhippiefreak]

The Snow machine maker is suffering from an eczema derived fungal infection. It took me years to get diagnosed. Nearly a decade of cracked and bleeding hands and fingers.. Gone in 2 weeks of an antifungal treatment. ugg.