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How Tupac was brought 'back to life'
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Technology allows famous rapper who died in 1996 to perform on stage at music festival in California
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- Date Apr 18, 2012
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Technology of bringing someone to life again Paula graphically 'cause -- work.
The -- will be actual projection.
I'm told is not technically -- hologram it's actually the technology that dates to 1862.
Called Pepper's ghost where you.
Kind of project an image on an -- piece of glass -- -- audience can both TV image and he threw.
The collapse.
So there appears to be this ghostly presence -- there.
Apparently this is -- hallmark of kind of 1870s.
Moral dramas where they Caroline would it would -- to happen at the end of the -- bad guy gets to pocket there in the mansion.
You know and on stage at the same time.
And.
I -- I've been told I didn't I think that this thing is I've been told it was I'm very impressive but somewhat creepy.
I watched it and went there and benefit but I'm like -- -- Yeah it's pretty -- you know he's he's really he's you know you kind of appears to be there with.
With Snoop Dogg and Dr.
-- -- things.
And it apparently.
Beat the performance -- is not just like some old footage of have -- this is the same.
Effects team that did The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and created these.
These various you know virtual Brad Pitt for the movie.
You know they actually assembled this virtual sure less.
Two -- you know wearing his -- boots and dancing and answering with snoop -- The idea was Fenton and -- thank him who financially -- -- from him appearing.
And this holographic concert at the hologram.
Well it was doctor Gray's idea.
And doctor greatly sockets.
-- you see is the one who hired Digital Domain and the effect company again and this ended.
Kind of visual projection company.
Called easy concept.