Hollywood's Gadget Factories
from the gotta-make-it-look-real dept
The NY Times has an article looking at how Hollywood designs their technology with a particular focus on the (very good) TV show Alias. They talk about how everything needs to have at least some basis in reality, though sometimes they take a device that's meant for something entirely different just because they "like the shape". They also mention that the CIA has a "liaison" to Hollywood to help them come up with accurate portrayals of the CIA and its gadgets. I wonder how someone gets that job?
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