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    Fast & Furious 6: Explosive Effects Exclusive

    In this exclusive video from WIRED and Conde Nast Entertainment, find out how director Justin Lin filmed Dominic Toretto's (Vin Diesel's) blazing last minute escape from a massive, crashing and exploding Antonov aircraft for his new #1 blockbuster film "Fast & Furious 6." Don't miss this unbelievable behind the scenes look at the genius work of renowned visual effects house "Double Negative." Huge thanks to our good friends at fxguide.com.

    Released on 06/03/2013

    Transcript

    (high intensity music)

    [David] We start off on this incredibly long runway

    and then this Antonov airplane comes in to land.

    On the front of it, you sort of sit back

    and think, well how are going to do that for real?

    But then, Justin comes along and says,

    Well, we can't get a real plane,

    but we can build most of a real plane.

    So, you know, he'll go to whatever lengths he can

    to shoot stuff in camera, to get stuff for real.

    So we built a huge set piece for the Antonov.

    75 feet long, and 70 feet wide,

    it was the main section of the fuselage

    where the wheels and the undercarriage meet the ground.

    Obviously, once the plane is in the air,

    it has to be digital.

    There's no way to run cars fast enough

    to get alongside an airplane, or to film with it safely.

    And then they had another set piece

    which forms the ramp at the back of the plane,

    because a lot of the action revolves

    around cars going in and out.

    So Justin was adamant that that had to happen for real

    and it had to be done at speed,

    on the runway, in the real locations.

    And then the last set piece that they built

    was for the destruction,

    but there were a few different set pieces for that.

    Again, it wasn't dressed, it wasn't picture ready,

    but it was a 1:1 scale, partial build

    of the center of the fuselage and the wings and engines

    and also the nose of the plane.

    And then, special effects supervisor Joss Williams

    was able to basically run that down the runway,

    set it on fire, trigger explosions,

    and actually have the cars in camera

    running in front of it.

    We spent a long time looking

    at the dynamics of the construction of the fuselage.

    The way that the rib structures were clad

    with this fairly lightweight metal.

    And as the plane impacted, the ribs compressed

    and the plane basically started to shrug

    its metal surface off

    and you get this little ripple running back through it,

    through the plane.

    The cameramen can go out and react to something,

    the DOP can go out and expose for the fire correctly.

    The stunt drivers that are in the cars,

    are sort of, driving for their lives

    because they basically gotta fully ton

    burning plane rig chasing them down the runway.

    And all that stuff adds to the realism I think.

    (high intensity music)

    Starring: Mike Seymour

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