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Videomaker
  • 11/7/2008
http://www.videomaker.com/video This shows 2 methods for faking a person being hit by a car. One uses Adobe Photoshop and editing software, requiring time & effort to add realistic detail. The other method uses camera angles to imply the collision.

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