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Achieve Nerdvana with Science of the Movies
SF Universe — ... Dark Knight.” There Williams slips on a body-mounted camera to experience firsthand a simulated chase. Future episode topics include: a sneak peek into creating the miniatures used in “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian;” demonstrating the camera crane technology that is used in “The Fast and the Furious” franchise; and even a lesson in crime scene reality simulation from Showtime’s popular TV series, “Dexter.” Learn more by visiting the official series website where you’ll also find a list of the Top 10 FX Scenes ...

Science of the Movies Series Begins Tonight
Biology in Science Fiction — Science of the Movies is a new series on The Science Channel that takes an in-depth look at how special effects in the movies are created. From ...

Science of the Movies
SF Signal — ... Science of the Movies is a new show on the Science Channel (Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT) that lives at the intersection of Hollywood blockbusters and cool moviemaking technology. It's a geek's dream show because it shows the behind-the-scenes techniques used to create the outstanding special effects we see in a lot of genre films. ...

Starlinks
Mike Brotherton: SF Writer — ... New show on the Discovery Channel: Science of the Movies.  Looks promising, but I’ve not seen any of it yet.  (Seems to be some ...

Visual Effects Breakdowns of Harry Potter, Terminator Salvation, and Watchmen
SF Signal — ... I love this stuff...which is why I dig Science of the Movies.

MIND MELD: Bad Guys We Love to Hate: The Best Film Villains in SF/F/H (with Various Videos of Villainy)
SF Signal — ... is the host of Science of the Movies on Science Channel. In the show he interviews filmmakers and explores the technology behind making movies. He also hosts, produces, and writes the show ...