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Art and science

Art and science

Turning science to movie magic

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11 Nov 2019
Taken from the November 2019 issue of Physics World.

What better way to accurately depict science in films than to ask the people studying it off screen? Emilie Lorditch talks to physicists who help filmmakers take science from the lab to the red carpet

In the movie Lucy (2014), the title character, played by Scarlet Johansson, ingests a lethal amount

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Emilie Lorditch is a science writer in Washington DC, US, and founder of Real 2 Reel Science (real2reel.blog) – a blog that inspires screenwriters to use science in their stories, Twitter @emilielorditch, e-mail emilie@real2reelscience.com
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