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Wizard of Oz, The - Transparent Munchkin
At the very end of the Munchkinland scene, when Dorothy is dancing off out of Munchkinland (actually, into the backdrop), the Munchkins escort her to the edge of town. Notice that the border of Munchkinland is marked off by a row of large white flowers. Watch the Munchkin on the far right (in the view from behind the Munchkins)--he jumps up and down, and as he does so, you can see the flower border right through him. Apparently the flowers were filmed separately and matted into the main shot.
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Contributed By: Anonymous on 05-03-2001 and Reviewed By: Webmaster
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kjbrasda writes:
But they didn't have that kind of technology when this movie was made!
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jkat666 writes:
Maybe the munch-kin was on the other side of the flowers,away from the flowers.
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jrr4 writes:
Actually, the poster is correct. Matting was used extensively for long shots like the one described and the shot of the Emerald City from afar.
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Dan_Galactic writes:
It could have been a glass painting.
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