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Amazing Matrix bullet time effect made by kids

Project White Rabbit is an experiment by young independent filmmaker/effects artist Ryan Wieber. The goal of the experiment is to test methods intended to emulate the "Bullet Time" effect popularized by the Matrix films... practically and inexpensively.

Information on the project can be found here

And here is a Star Wars clip he added himself into.

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This entry was posted by Geoff, on Tuesday, June 27, 2006. You can leave your response.

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