BROKEN ARROW miniature effects
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- BROKEN ARROW miniature effects. Matthew Gratzner, Ian Hunter, and Evan Jacobs talk about the B3 jet models by Hunter-Gratzner Industries (New Deal Studios) and Vision Crew Unlimited. Photos: Paul Taglianetti, Evan Jacobs, Bruce Macrae, New Deal Studios, Vision Crew Unlimited, VIFX
So cool! I was one of the lead special FX prop artists who built the nuclear missiles for Broken Arrow, so this is so fun to see! I posted a video a year ago on my channel with my behind the scenes footage of us building all the prop missiles if you are interested! It was a crazy project, they kept destroying them and we ended up building 11 by the time it was done, haha! Thanks so much for sharing, cheers!😄👍
Link it on this comment mate
@@starwarsroo2448 Here you go, I hope you enjoy it! Cheers! czcams.com/video/pZz4b8ciaoM/video.html
Loved Broken Arrow when I was a kid. Always remember how jarring it was to hear them reuse the score for Dewey's theme in Scream 2. Can't get enough of these interviews. Thanks for documenting all this!
Thanks for watching. More coming up soon!
Yeah, hearing that music in Scream 2 really got under my skin as well. In fact, that was one of the reasons I didn't sit through the entire film.
This was a really cool movie with great effects!
Agreed.
@@jayjay53313 but that would be a totaly different film.
What? Stupid movie but the models were great
The movie was crap. The models were great though
@@jayjay53313 start a "go fund me"
It is truly amazing how much miniature effects they got so accurately.
At the time of the movie filming; there were many, many items that were still classified to almost every civilian. So classified that people working outside of the program didn't even know. Yet the model makers got it very, very close.
I was recently watching this scene and noticed the footage of the bombs being armed and disarmed by Slater and Travolta were played both backwards and forwards. If you follow the track on both, it's easily identifiable as the same shot, just in reverse ;) Nice work.
Loved that film, have not seen it for years will have to find a copy.
Such a great story! I can't get enough of these interviews! Keep'em coming!
Lots more coming up!
Another brilliant interview!
if you recognise that gabage truck placed in the background corner top left, you are awesome.
I would love to have that!
Christian Slater & Samantha Mathis were in Pump Up The Vulume-1990-Love Broken Arrow:)Even the Robbie Robertson song!:)
Samantha Mathis played a Park Service Ranger in Broken Arrow and she totally held her own with Christian Slater and John Travolta. And many people forget - a Hans Zimmer score! I enjoyed seeing it in the theater.
Always thought it was a B2 Sprit in the film and not a fictional B3.
Same. Dont they even say b2 in the movie. But ill have to watch and see
I just saw this B-3 bomber sell at auction recently.
For how much?
@@AlienArteStoreMX I think $8,500 USD
Amazing model considering it was freehand work.
Was the interview in the latter half of the video done recently? The quality is quite different!
Love these videos and the work you've done interviewing and recording the stories of these miniature effects artists!
Yes. Evan Jacobs has many fun stories from his time as a model maker, and these will be in many brand new segments coming soon!
More Awesome.
My question is would it really fly and what would it stealth characteristics actually be.
It does look alot like the B-21 Raider mock-ups, so I suspect pretty good.
Gotta know who owns it now!
B21 raider
Love the paint story.
Ahh Yea. Sure I guess he can't paint out model. Click
Are you crazy? Letting them paint our baby!!!!
Who?
No way.
Guess who is painting our baby!!!!
Cool miniature models, I've never heard of this movie but from the trailer it looks kind of schlocky
If you like John Woo movies, you'll like this. Fun entertainment and action.
There are a lot of action sequences on various western railroads in different states so I would say the production and fight sequences were elaborate, not schlocky. But the bad guy played by Travolta and his henchmen are like a lot of others - think The Rock - skilled fighters but nevertheless able to be beaten.
Sounds like the 'making up and redoing effects on the go' film making was alive and well even in the 1990s
the miniature effects in broken arrow were pretty average, particularly the final part of the crash scene and also when the nuke goes off in the mine. Looked SOOOOO fake