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C clear plastic corrugated panels. Not only was this cheaper, but it did very cool things for lighting and camera movements, creating distortions when tracking. Modern light fixtures were added, all of the workstations were made, loads of computer screens were put in place, as were robots and other industrial equipment. There were four key props for the film, the ARV visor, the Mem Drives, the brain-mapping device and the cloning pods. The outer casing of the pods was CNC routed on the island and then assembled and finished off by the construction and scenic crews. Due to the weight of the completed pods, the outer casing was built as a separate sleeve that would fit over a Plexiglas tank. The tank itself was placed on a heavy metal frame on castors, to take the weight once filled with liquids. The castors made the pods easier to move on set. E C. BIONYNE OPERATION THEATER, CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION BY JOSE VEGA. D. SET PHOTO, JONES' OFFICE AT BIONYNE. E. SET PHOTO, WILLIAM'S WORKSTATION AT BIONYNE LABS. F. CLONING POD, CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION BY JOSE VEGA. D F