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How film crews keep a character's clothes consistent

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Human memory is entirely untrustworthy when attempting to recall the exact angle of a protagonist's collar after a lunch break. Dedicated supervisors rely on instant photography, snapping constant reference frames to freeze every minor detail. These little glossy squares are the only defense against internet forums relentlessly dissecting a magically re-tying shoelace.

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