Name: 8 Stunt Tricks Used Over And Over In Movies | Movies Insider
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Narrator: In this shot from "Central Intelligence,"

and then knocks The Rock's character over.

and you'll see nobody was injured that day,

because this shot was actually two separate takes.

This is a stunt trick known as a camera lock-off.

And it's just one of many tried-and-true techniques

making even the most unimaginable stunts come to life.

Ansel Elgort's character pulls into a parking spot

In reality, that's a stunt driver driving into the spot.

The driver's side gets covered by this pillar,

he's the one getting out of the car in the first place.

an in-camera effect in which the actor and their double

will actually switch places midway through the action.

between the stunt crew, camera crew, and director.

Whether it's a whip off of the actual actor

Narrator: And the set needs a natural hiding place

like this rock that Sean Connery is hiding behind

Narrator: In this scene in "Elf," for example,

"Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" contained many moments

where Angelina Jolie had to perform dialogue in midair.

So how exactly did they make it look like she was flying

They used this device, called a tuning fork,

which consists of two prongs that lock into

The rig is controlled by a steering wheel

that is driven by stuntpeople in blue or green suits

for the shots where Maleficent hovers in the air,

and the steering wheel makes 360-degree turns possible.

This was key for scenes where the Fey twist

or when Mulan performs full spins in the air

You can also see it in action in "Captain Marvel"

when Carol Danvers realizes her full potential.

But the fork isn't a complete replacement for wires,

According to stunt coordinator Monique Ganderton,

wirework helped give the character more mobility

'cause I like them to have freedom in their upper body.

and then come back up into an upright position.

Narrator: In "Men in Black: International,"

a menacing alien tosses Agent H down a staircase.

filmmakers use a trick called a ratchet pull.

During a ratchet pull, a performer is tied

to cables powered by an air-pressure cylinder,

which pulls them either backwards, forwards, or upwards.

The more pressure you use, the farther they'll go.

Monique Ganderton was ratcheted 20 feet forward

Sometimes a simplified version of a ratchet pull

Monique: What happens is, when you fully commit,

and it just whips you back onto the ground.

during the battle of Wakanda in "Infinity War."

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