I was wondering who it could have been, as even among the top world-class skaters in ladies' figure skating there are very few who can land a triple axel. I just looked it up, and apparently Heidi did a double axel and they computer generated a third rotation.

Yes I love her! But no one ever mentions her when explaining this movie :/

@@abbydoessomething6604 Munger placed 4th in the 2016 Eastern Sectional Championships and 14th in the 2019 US Figure Skating Championships. She's a coaching assistant on the coaching team of Mitchell Johansson Method. (Mark Mitchell placed 4th in the 1993 World Figure Skating Championships.) www.mjmskating.com/new-index-1

YESSSSSSSSSS

@@NomadicVegan the computer generated another rotation? damn, i wish that could happen with my jumps.

Yeah I love their thumbnails! Funny wasn't it? But I wish I could ev seen it a bit longer cos the advert comes up so quick you don't get the chance to see it clearly...

Yeah 😂😂

Lol came to the comments first because I suspected that.. cheers

Normally its kind if agains youtube rules to create a thumbnails with content not shown on the video..

@@canete_h is it? It's extremely common?

They don’t have the budget or time for those to be superimposed on everyday TV, and editors that are capable of doing it likely work on films - if they have to “fake” an audience for TV they’ll just use clever angles Or pay people to sit in the audience

@@ashddd On music shows in Korea where the stars are big time and keeping control of a crowd of ravenous fans, antifans, and stalkers for a whole day is impossible they just put up cardboard cut outs, play canned cheering/chanting, and insert all the makeup, hairstylists, managers they can for movement. And this was before covid. Now all the backupdancers just wear bedazzled masks.

@nicole I totally agree. The whole deep fake thing is making anything like reality in the media irrelevant!

I'm a vfx artist and this is my literal job lol, but it's way too much for everyday news and things like that. It's really only used in movies (and more recently because of the pandemic, TV shows as well) But nothing live

@@ashddd 5 companies that own all the media and you say they don't have the budget? 😂

@@mogishere may be he makes this kind of thumbnails only for humor.

@@mogishere lol you think that tumbnail is real?

@@syauqiumair2699 sounds more real than the head replacement. Cool video, I wasn't disappointed.

even the professional skater double could not do a triple axel, they added one rotation in slowmow

@@katea9354 a simple google search tells that even though she is an accomplished Ice skater, she could not land the triple axel at the time that they shot this

Yes!

As a skater I know it's impossible, it takes years of practice. A triple axel? Even skaters who lands quads have trouble with it.

Huh?

She built different

It's really rare that an really good actor can do both, acting and dancing/skating/riding the horse and much more. She just fit the role of Tonya perfectly if you watch actual performance of Tonya Harding, she (the actor) really did an amazing job in this movie! Of course shout out to the actually skater who did as well an extremely good job. I really love the movie and appreciate the work of the whole crew... Of course it would be much easier if the actor could do both on a professional level but that's sadly maybe 10% of the whole entertainment industry

@@Anni-ux8sj yeah

Pretty sure Tonya Harding was in her 40s when this was shot.

Probably something similar to Maya or cinema 4d

Just a guess tho!

@F. Santos your 8 year old cannot do a triple axel lmao. and if she can, it’s probably terrible.

@F. Santos lol if your daughter can do a triple axel at 8, her name would be all over the figure skating world and I would have heard of her.

No she did a double axel and they later added a rotation. There are only a few women in the world who can perform a tripple Axel.

Did she even get a single axel in 5 months?

hoe dat zo?

As IF Natalie Portman did all that dancing lmao. The woman dancing in Black Swan is called Sarah Lane, she is a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theater, and they used a similar special effects technique to put Natalie's head on Sarah's body, just as in I, Tonya. However, on the Oscars campaign which eventually won Natalie her Oscar, the producers openly propagated the rumor that Natalie had done pretty much all the dancing, having become close to a professional ballet dancer in the span of a mere year of training when, in reality, it takes about 10 years on intensive training to get someone even close to that level. if you are a ballet dancer or even a ballet fan, as you watch Black Swan, it is painfully clear just how much they relied on Sarah's dancing to make that movie.

Of course, or what did you expected Margot Robbie learning a triple axel in 5 months?? God it’s a movie

@@udkeljdkla1414 100%

It’s honestly not that bad