r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Quiet-Turn4491 • 4d ago

Ship caught in a terrifying storm at night Video

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u/crapinator2000 4d ago edited 4d ago

I wonder if this isn’t all something that was done on a sound stage?

  • The cameras seem too steady, even if they were gimballed or fastened down.

  • In the real world, at sea, in a storm, no mattter how big the ship, things move. Often a lot. There are no pounding waves messing with objects or even the people. Everything seems rock solid. Notice at :43-:46 the papers, the keyboards, everything just sits still.

  • Finally, the seas and winds seem too steady. IRL even within a storm things ebb and flow.

Finally.. really finally… look at the posters’ history. A lot of movie/cinema stuff.

Convince me otherwise, but I fear this is done on a soundstage.

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u/Jano67 4d ago

I was thinking the same thing. The windows seem like a/v screens. And the people aren't getting tossed? Maybe it's a training bridge?