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Making a character look impossibly fast is one of the oldest challenges in filmmaking, and the solutions are often surprisingly low-tech. For some vampire scenes in the first Twilight movie, the crew used what the actors called a magic carpet: a roughly 30-foot sheet of Plexiglas laid on the ground and pulled by a winch at around 15 to 20 mph. The actors simply walked on it, so the ground beneath them moved at high speed while their steps stayed slow and calm, and a camera tracking alongside made them appear to glide at superhuman pace. It was one of several tricks used across the franchise. Behind-the-scenes footage also shows actors running on a treadmill towed by a vehicle, and the effects team on New Moon filmed vampires at high frame rates before speed-ramping the footage, then added digital environments and doubles for the most extreme shots. For comparison, the average person walks about 3 mph, and even Usain Bolt peaked near 28 mph.

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