Ron, KC4YOY wrote:
From what I understand there are no props or sets.
The entire movie was shot with the actors in front of
a green screen and everything else is digital.

According to what I read, everything was digital *except* objects which the
actors handled or manipulated...which would probably make that key 'real.'
Also, some of the 'set' pieces I saw in magazine and web coverage was
'real.' I used quotes there because the only parts which were real, were
the actual pieces the actors stood on or touched. Even those were later
textured and colored to appear real. For instance, in the scene where the
reporter character is clumsily climbing down off the airplane wing (the
carrier scene where she first meets the Angelina Jolie character), there was
about three feet of the wing that was a physical set...only it was smooth
and painted a flat grey. The rest was added in later.

jak

Ron