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RMG3B7NB–The filming of 'KING KONG' - special effects are required to assimilate the monster to his surroundings. 1 of 2 Date: 1933
RMC98A9A–Planet of the Apes Year : 1968 - USA Director : Franklin J. Schaffner Make up / Special Effects
RMDT30M5–US First Lady Michelle Obama reacts to special effects makeup during the Film Symposium and Oscars Workshop in the Blue Room of the White House November 8, 2013 in Washington, DC.
RM2F1BJY9–BBC 1940's -An old printed image showing members of the BBC sound department preparing to create special effects noises .
RMHM5749–Mayor of London Sadiq Khan visits the special effects company Double Negative in central London, to discuss the capital's film industry.
RMANT4HN–'Snow Business' television film special effects company spraying fake artificial snow on film set location for winter scene
RM2F1BKJ9–BBC 1940's -An old printed image showing members of the BBC sound department preparing to create special effects noises to simulate an air crash.
RMHM5723–Mayor of London Sadiq Khan holds an 'Oscar' awarded to the special effects company Double Negative during a visit to the firm in central London, to discuss the capital's film industry.
RMB83X77–30 Days of Night Year : 2007 New Zealand / USA Director: David Slade David Slade, Shooting picture
RMG4GHJX–Phillips employee Joanna Murphy holding the original storyboards for the special effects of A Night to Remember, the first Titanic movie, which are to be sold by Phillips international auctioneers. The 51 illustrations are expected to fetch between 300 and 400 pounds.
RMPAJEN0–Art and art work. Digital Art .Creative. Image made using special effects mode on a digital camera. Photograph taken on a very hot day in California. The Red colour in the image is water of a 20 metre swimming pool. The image is trying to create the feeling of abnormal heat.Hot weather. Climate Change. Global warming. The Green House effect. It's a scorcher. Extreme weather. Heat wave. Photo credit Russell Moore.
RMG1YM65–A special effects makeup artist applies latex prosthetics and fake wounds to a male actor at the main location for shooting Game of Thrones (work in progress)
RMG751FC–A giant mechanical spider shoots out flames during a music and special effects show at the Glastonbury Festival, at Worthy Farm in Somerset.
RMAFENBW–MGM Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios at Disney World Orlando fuel gas tank lorry special effects
RF2F4ATCR–A 1832 photograph of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln altered with a Photoshop special effects filter.
RMG1YM66–A special effects makeup artist applies latex prosthetics and fake wounds to a female actor at the main location for shooting Game of Thrones (work in progress)
RM2J763NF–Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021 film): Wenwu (Tony Leung) and Shang-Chi (Simu Liu)
RMWAEDT4–A special effects 'facehugger' from the 1979 film Alien (estimate ??50-70,000), during a preview of the forthcoming film and television memorabilia auction at the Prop Store head office near Rickmansworth.
RMKNXRY5–The spaceship hatch opens to reveal the arm of a Martian from The War of the Worlds (1953) directed by Byron Haskin, a film adaptation of H.G. Well's 1898 novel about an alien invasion.
RMPFRA3D–Special effects gun designed for use in film with hose and compressed air pump providing power for the trigger
RF2F4ATCN–A 1832 photograph of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln altered with a Photoshop special effects filter.
RM2HW6E1G–Bernard Wilkie, Senior Designer at the Special Effects Department at BBC television Centre, tries out one of his department's special effects made for a knife throwing routine. 16th May 1968.
RMEC7WE0–Georges Méliès was a French illusionist and filmmaker famous for leading many technical and narrative developments in the earliest days of cinema. Méliès, a prolific innovator in the use of special effects, accidentally discovered the substitution stop trick in 1896, and was one of the first filmmakers to use multiple exposures, time-lapse photography, dissolves, and hand-painted color in his work. Because of his ability to seemingly manipulate and transform reality through cinematography, Méliès is sometimes referred to as the first 'Cinemagician'.
