50 Photographs From Behind The Scenes That Show A Lesser-Known Side Of Fame (New Pics)

One might have already noticed that many of the images here are taken from films shot in the early 2000s. The advent of CGI has, perhaps unfortunately, meant that directors often use greenscreen for nearly everything. While this does allow for more freedom and creativity, it does mean that most BTS images from a modern set look like a home where someone just loves green paint.

Other times, the BTS footage has specific goals in mind, for example, in the extra features for “Star Wars Episode 2: The Attack of the Clones,” there were featurettes focusing on costume design, the creation of the various aliens and segments focusing on the casting. While a very niche topic, this is invaluable for anyone wanting to pick the crew’s brains on why certain decisions ended up being made. 

It’s also a great way to immortalize all the work that went into smaller details that, perhaps, most viewers never even notice. Films like “Blade Runner,” or even, more recently, “Barbie” had hours and hours of work put into sets and costumes, some of which are only on screen for seconds. Without them, the film might seem less rich, but the sad truth is that most viewers hardly notice. 

So scroll through the rest of this list and perhaps see what stirs your interest up enough to warrant a rewatch. And if you find yourself wanting more, Bored Panda has got you covered, check out our previous collection of images from “Far Out Cinema,” or take a look at the pics gathered by “Behind the Clapperboard,” documenting all the bits and pieces that go on behind the scenes.