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| Dennis Skotak shooting the miniature Kamov helicopter. |
There was also a miniature monorail train which transports the prisoners to a miniature high security prison miniature situated in a desert.
The technique of model aircraft visual effects.
Thursday, 27 June 2019
Escape From Absolom aka No Escape 1994
This film shot in Australia used a Kamov KA-27 helicopter and a couple of shots feature a miniature version. The visual effects were handled by 4 Ward productions with Robert Skotak the visual effects supervisor and his brother Dennis Skotak the Director of photography. Jim towler was the miniatures supervisor with the miniature Kamov helicopter built by Larry Jolly.
There was also a miniature monorail train which transports the prisoners to a miniature high security prison miniature situated in a desert.
There was also a miniature monorail train which transports the prisoners to a miniature high security prison miniature situated in a desert.
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