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It's the projectors. Imagine setting off a tiny puff of smoke in a movie theater. The projectors light becomes visible for a LONG time. With all the projection mapping, there would be no way to use smoke/haze effects without revealing all the projectors and making the images murky. Spiderman...

They would literally only be saying, "I am with the resistance and we are here to rescue you." Not all kids react the same. If a first order soldier to me, "We need strong soldiers like you." My imagination would immediately jump to "Oh, they are taking me away forever then." I probably would...

All First Order CM's staff should have a resistance pin hidden under a lapel in their costume. If a child is visibly upset, all they need to do is take them aside (all smiles) and say they are really with the resistance, show the pin, and say they are only pretending to be the First Order so...

Timing was off in the Kylo Scene in this video:

I feel like something went wrong during the opening ceremony? Awkward moment of nothing happening and the X-Wings just sort of slowly descended? Any inside info?

Blaster holes with projection map sparks appear out of nowhere...

Britain - Yeah, my first idea was a bit of a stretch. I was trying to fit it to the hologram patent they released. Although, you could still do the same thing with a retroreflector behind the half mirror. Here's to hoping they made the image 3D so it doesn't sit clearly behind a plane (like a...

Or possibly like this... another guess:

Haven't seen the hologram, but I think I can safely assume that this will be the gag...

All speculation, but to me... it looks like scrim. I think it would make sense to have them projected onto scrim since they are "white" and the background is dark so they don't look transparent (and it would give it 3D depth). The troopers would absolutely still be squinched even without a...

Mirror mirror on the wall...

Something I haven't seen talked about yet. These projections will look more volumetric in person because it is layered/integrated with the real set background...

Projection mapping...

I think our eyes would do a better job comprehending the effect when in person. I'd like to imagine it like waving a light around. In person you will see a "streak" - but on a camera with a higher shutter speed you will see the individual point as it moves through space. I think the original...

For the keen observer, you can see the "beam catchers" spinning around those vertically hanging pipes. This coincides with the patent they had put out a few months...