Is it true to walk in the clouds? Who is the prototype of walking in the clouds?

Walking in the Clouds is based on a true story, and the prototype is Philippe Petit.

Walking in the Clouds is adapted from Philippe Petit's autobiography. It tells the story of acrobat Philippe Petit successfully crossing the Twin Towers of New York World Trade Center at 1974.

The film was released in the United States on September 30th, 20 15, and was officially released in the United States in 2D, 3D and IMAX3D formats on September 9th, 2000 15. It was released in Chinese mainland on 20 16 65438122 October in 3D and Chinese giant screen 3D formats.

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Behind the scenes production

Walking in the clouds was originally intended to be expressed in the form of motion capture. At that time, visual effects director Bailey was also in that company. He has begun to discuss how to cooperate with Ryan Tudhope of Atomic Fiction, and the filming was finally completed indoors in Maiers film studio in Montreal, thus avoiding the complicated problems such as light and climate change that would be encountered in outdoor shooting.

The crew set up a 40×60× 12-foot stage as a corner of the South Tower. Most of the time, the main characters of the film are shot here, so it is necessary to ensure that the scene of the actor walking a tightrope can be included in the lens, and no important corner can be missed.

Photography director Dariusz wolski chose an area on the ceiling for lighting to simulate the real sky. In order to perfectly reproduce the cloudy sky, Dariz and his team provided broad and soft lighting. If the story takes place at sunrise, only half of the lights on the ceiling are needed, and of course, a separate light is needed to represent the sun.

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