《Oppenheimer》How to Recreate a Nuclear Bomb Explosion

As a TV series with a high level of attention, 《Oppenheimer》 had a lot of fans when it started filming. This broadcast made many fans and friends extremely excited. At the same time, they were very excited about--Oppenheimer.I am also very curious about how to reproduce the explosion of a nuclear bomb. I can’t wait to know how to reproduce the explosion of a nuclear bomb. Let the editor talk to you in detail.

《Oppenheimer》Nuclear bomb explosion scenes tried to use many explosives. In the large explosion scenes, magnesium flares were mixed with black powder and gasoline to explode, while some small explosion scenes used ignited gasoline and small particles to achieve the shooting effect.

Fans who are familiar with Nolan know that he is not interested in using computer-generated special effects (CGI) to compress budgets or create spectacle, preferring special effects that are actually produced on set when possible.However, in Oppenheimer, Nolan faced a huge challenge: how to recreate the atomic bomb explosion.In a recent interview with the media, he revealed that not only did the atomic bomb test not use computer special effects, there were even no computer special effects shots in the entire movie.It is worth noting that computer special effects should not be confused with visual special effects (VFX), which uses digital software to edit and process real-life images to create an effect or scene that looks real, replacing more dangerous, expensive, or simplyAn impossible situation.

Nolan also said: "I find that CG technology is difficult to capture the audience's emotions. Non-real shooting will only make the audience feel safe, and we aim to present the ultimate danger. The movie needs to make the audience feel threatened and fearful in explosion scenes."“

In early 1945, mankind's first nuclear test was launched in the desert of New Mexico, USA.Onlookers at the time described the entire world as being incredibly bright after the explosion, adding that the color of the light changed from yellow to red, then to purple, and finally a mushroom cloud phenomenon unique to nuclear explosions appeared.Capturing a scene like this on film would require a lot of logistical planning, or extensive use of CGI to achieve a similar effect, but for Nolan, on-set effects are what he's after.

"I thought it would be a huge challenge to recreate humanity's first nuclear test without using computers," Nolan explained. "My visual effects supervisor, Andrew Jackson, joined the team early on and he's been working on it."How we were able to accomplish many of the visual elements of the film on set, from representing quantum dynamics and quantum physics to the nuclear testing itself, to working with my team on a hilltop in New Mexico to recreate Los AlamosExtraordinary weather, many scenes in the film had to be performed in very harsh conditions - all huge practical challenges.”

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