How was the momentary stillness of you from the stars photographed?

This question is more professional, using American time film technology. First, the actor's body really stopped, then more than 60 small cameras edited the same scene many times, and finally showed the same scene from many angles, forming the effect of time stop.

Some of this effect can not be achieved by traditional photography technology, for example, the camera can not move at such a high speed in a very short time. That is to say, in a computer-generated environment, such as virtual reality or computer games, only a virtual camera (usually simulated by a computer) can "shoot" the effect of bullet time.

Historically, this technology has developed different applications, such as time slicing, view distortion, slow motion, temporary death and virtual cinematography.

In You from the Stars, when the characters are still, there are 46 cameras shooting at the same time. Then, after eliminating characters and reconstructing the background by framing, the pictures taken from multiple angles are divided into multiple blocks and then merged with the background.

Due to time constraints, the time-still scene in the last episode was shot from the camera's perspective without using a green background. Even so, the picture presented is still very beautiful and moving. Although the time is short and the task is heavy, it presents a one-minute boutique crew. Let's praise it from the heart!