Query: a trip to the moon
Kenneth Nolley <[email protected]>
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From: Frank, Michael <[email protected]> speaking with no expertise at all, but just a hunch anchored in everything i've ever read about early filmmaking, i would have thought that in 1903 matte shots were way way beyond the realm of possibility and that the "special effects" in melies were achieved either by "magic" that is, mise-en-scene, or by fancy footwork in editing i look forward to being disabused of these notions by someone who actually knows mike