Question

how do filmmakers safely make cars look like they are hurtling down a street? by playing the film faster than it was shot by attaching the car to a truck and towing it by using larger, more expensive cameras by putting cameras on the outside of the car

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• "By playing the film faster than it was shot" would change the overall timing of the scene but isn't the standard way to make cars look like they're hurtling down a street safely.
• "By attaching the car to a truck and towing it" is a common and safe technique in filmmaking. The truck can control the speed and path, making the car appear to be moving rapidly while ensuring safety.
• "By using larger, more expensive cameras" has no direct relation to making the car look like it's moving fast safely.
• "By putting cameras on the outside of the car" is about camera placement for angles, not creating the illusion of speed safely.

Answer:

B. by attaching the car to a truck and towing it