Special Effects: Anything Can Happen

1996 American documentary film exploring special effects in filmmaking

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Special Effects: Anything Can Happen is a 1996 American documentary film that examines the techniques and technologies used to create illusions on screen. The film, directed by Ben Burtt, showcases various special effects methods, including those used in movie production. It features interactive elements, such as an online Java Film Player, which allows viewers to explore how movies trick the eye.

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