With the advent of computer graphics, more and more directors are using chromakey for filming films - a green screen, which is replaced with the desired background during editing.
But before, creating sets for a film was a much more labor-intensive and time-consuming process. To do this, they hired special set designers who built miniatures of what would appear in the frame. Let's look at their creations together!
Interesting viewing!
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The scenery for the film "Godzilla" and its creators. 
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Entire miniature landscapes were created for the filming of Indiana Jones! 
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More than one model of the city was built for Blade Runner. 
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Scenery for "The Fifth Element". 
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The old Superman films were also shot using miniatures. 
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And miniature scenes were used more than once in Bond films: a still from the filming of GoldenEye 
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And in this photo is “War of the Worlds” by Steven Spielberg. 
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Scenery for the first Star Wars films. 
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For filming long shots of "Harry Potter" they built a real mini-palace! 
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And the palace from the film “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, it turns out, is not real at all! 
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Cartoon creators also love miniature sets: here's a fun shot from Fantastic Mr. Fox to give you an idea of the scale. 
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This photo is from the creation of the set of Burton's Corpse Bride. 
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This is how the cartoon “Family of Monsters” was created. 
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And such a miniature city was built to create Mary and Max. 
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This is how The Lord of the Rings was filmed. 
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And so - “Batman”. The dark streets of Gotham await their hero... 
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To film Escape from New York, we had to build another New York)) 
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Here's a still from the filming of Ghostbusters. 
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And this is a train and a time machine from the third part of “Back to the Future”. 
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