This consists of interviews with the crew, all of whom have something to add within their area of expertise(and there is a very clear love of what they're working on), clips from the show, behind-the-scenes footage, and storyboards. It's 5 and and a half minutes long. This is found on the season 2 Blu-Ray release of Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles.
Almost 2 whole minutes of this is the fight rehearsal. They taped it to get across an idea of what it would look like to those who did not have time to be present during it. Then you get the whole thing again but now with an in-frame comparison to the way it ended up looking in the episode. And finally, about half a minute of discussion at the end.
Of course it looks amazing once it's completely finalised. You know that if you watched the episode. However. Being able to view it like this really helps you appreciate all the talent involved. The choreography. Both performers being able to go through all of those moves within the time. those of us who don't do that kind of thing professionally do not have that level of stamina! And as we heard when this was originally on the air, yes, "Rosie" was actually able to do those contortionist moves for real. It wasn't a cleverly, and carefully, edited in dummy.
I recommend this to any fan of the series. 8/10
Almost 2 whole minutes of this is the fight rehearsal. They taped it to get across an idea of what it would look like to those who did not have time to be present during it. Then you get the whole thing again but now with an in-frame comparison to the way it ended up looking in the episode. And finally, about half a minute of discussion at the end.
Of course it looks amazing once it's completely finalised. You know that if you watched the episode. However. Being able to view it like this really helps you appreciate all the talent involved. The choreography. Both performers being able to go through all of those moves within the time. those of us who don't do that kind of thing professionally do not have that level of stamina! And as we heard when this was originally on the air, yes, "Rosie" was actually able to do those contortionist moves for real. It wasn't a cleverly, and carefully, edited in dummy.
I recommend this to any fan of the series. 8/10