2021年12月23日 · Warping time and space, blending the digital and material worlds, “bullet time” is one of the most iconic effects shots in action cinema and is intrinsically tied to The Matrix and its...

2020年12月21日 · The "Bullet Time" VFX technique is a staple of The Matrix, but how did the Wachowskis slow time in such a unique way? In 1999, The Matrix innovated the action and sci-fi genres in a number of ways.

2024年4月7日 · The Wachowskis used over 100 cameras to create the Matrix's famous “bullet time” sequence and changed the visual effects game.

2022年7月5日 · Created by John Gaeta and Manex Visual Effects, bullet-time, also known as the Matrix effect, helped capture moments in slow motion that were otherwise unfilmable, such as following bullet...

2024年9月17日 · It might have been cutting-edge, but The Matrix owes the origins of bullet time to 19th-century trickery, albeit with some turn-of-the-millennium technological innovation.

So what is bullet time? It’s a visual effect, also known as the Matrix effect or time-slice, created using multiple cameras to give the impression of time slowing down or standing still altogether. The term “bullet time” was first used in the original script of the 1999 film The Matrix.

2022年1月7日 · Bullet time became an instant staple of the "Matrix" series, where wirework and CGI visual effects are employed to demonstrate the reality-bending power within the Matrix. Let's take a look...

2021年7月15日 · How the actual rig was built and operated for the Wachowskis’ film. The bullet time effect from The Matrix still captivates audiences, partly for the on-screen effect itself, and partly for how it was achieved with an array of still cameras and virtual backgrounds.

2019年2月5日 · In 1999, before they were widely imitated, widely parodied, and finally old hat, the “bullet time” sequences in The Matrix were — what is a suitably retro phrase? — da bomb.

2018年11月4日 · When it was released in 1999, The Matrix introduced a new type of image: bullet-time. Bruce Isaacs explains why it has become one of the most influential special effects in the history of...

"Bullet Time" is a new ability within The Analyst's rebooted and redesigned version of the Matrix, selectively slowing down time within a localized part of the simulation. This allows The Analyst to freeze entire rooms full of people, or slow them down to a crawl, and even has some limited...

2023年6月13日 · Of all the iconic imagery to come out of movies in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, there are perhaps none more iconic than the incredible “Bullet Time” scene in The Matrix. This scene has...

2005年6月6日 · One of the jaw-dropping scenes in the first movie, The Matrix, is where Neo, the protagonist, fights one of the agents on his way to rescue his mentor, Morpheus. When Neo tries to shoot him, the agent being a sentient computer program, he dodges all the bullets fired at him.

The term "bullet-time" was first used in the original script for "The Matrix," when Neo (Keanu Reeves) bends back to evade bullets gliding through the air in slow motion.

2024年11月27日 · The Bullet Time Effect, also known as the Matrix Effect, is a groundbreaking visual technique used in films to create stunning, slow-motion sequences that seem to freeze time.

2019年3月18日 · Among a slew of impressive visual effects, The Matrix is perhaps most well-known for Bullet Time, an effect that not only simply looked cool but also heralded the popular arrival of virtual cinematography, virtual reality, and immersive experiences.

2024年6月12日 · He has 24 milliseconds to move his body to dodge the bullet that is now 3.12 meters closer because time has passed since the bullet was fired. So the bullet is currently 6.12m away and his body has to move out of the way in 0.024 seconds.

2019年4月1日 · Here is the explanation of the Bullet Time scene from the movie The Matrix with VFX breakdown video. Click here to watch the video.

2016年12月1日 · Thanks to Applied Science, dramatically moving slow-motion shots are now well within the indie filmmaker's budget. A thorough how-to guide on how to build a camera rig that can produce the studio-style "bullet time" effect on a garage scientist budget.

Special Effects wizard John Gaeta demonstrates how the "Bullet-Time" effects were created for the film Matrix, The (1999).