The animation was created entirely by analog images: no projectors, no GIFs.
Now, let's be clear: no pocket projector is going to produce as much brightness as tabletop projectors 10 times its size.
According to Sanyo, no other projector in the industry can keep up with that number (via AC 100V, at least).
There's no copier, no markers, no posters or maps or paper, certainly no kind of projector or A.V. equipment.
But these would never be more than "powerpoint missions": designs for rockets that would travel no further than a projector screen.
No doubt the projector is small, at about 4 by 4 by ¾ of an inch and just over three ounces, but you would still need a pretty big pocket.
Projector Central goes as far as saying this DLP can produce a clean 1-pixel line test pattern, saying "no native 4k projector can do better".
For an image offset of 140%, position the center of the projector's lens no more than 40% of the screen's height beneath or above the screen.
Weirdly, there are no buttons on the projector, only a laptop-style trackpad.
As the film flickers on the screen, there is no sound except the projector's whirr, and the camera moves in on Mr. Baldwin's face as Jackson himself realizes the full horror of the crimes.
