20 Things You Somehow Missed In The Truman Show
12. There's WAY More CGI Than You Think
Though it's no secret that CGI is used throughout the movie - such as with the iconic shot of the Seahaven set as visible from space and creator Christof (Ed Harris) observing the set from a digital "hole in the wall" - you'll probably be surprised to learn just how many subtle pieces of VFX there really are.
For starters, the main Seahaven town set was extended digitally in post-production, with the physical on-set shell buildings only being a single story tall due to building regulations in the real town of Seaside, Florida, where the film was shot.
The extra stories were added in post-production, and even more than 20 years later, are impressively seamless additions to what was captured in-camera.