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Establish a common archive into which people can deposit
footage of their local settlement with no people visible.
Given enough distinct contributions, anyone in the world
making a post-apocalyptic film in later years will be able to
construct "empty street" sequences from this archive without
the source being immediately obvious.
Traffic and security cameras could make a valuable
contribution to get the ball rolling.
Inspired by this ...
https://www.bbc.com...n-pictures-52127945
[pertinax, Apr 03 2020]
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But from now on you'll be able to get that look any time you want, just by whispering "New virus !" all alone in a locked room ... |
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I've enjoyed seeing my city in post-apocalyptic dystopian
mode. As the street cleaners have been classed non-
essential it has become more creepy every week. |
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Perhaps some fake corpses could be strewn around, to add a little artistic verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative. |
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Drones could make another contribution with the flight paths free. |
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Then again, perhaps some real corpses could be strewn around, to add rather more artistic verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative. |
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You could always add your green-screened characters in
later. Or throw in some stock footage of people standing
around looking pensive, add a narrator overlay, and you can
have anything from a murder mystery to a historical
documentary. |
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