To recreate the Titanic for the 1997 film, James Cameron utilized practical sets and CGI. A 775-foot-long replica was constructed in a water tank at Baja Studios, Mexico, filled with over a million gallons of water. Though not fully complete, it simulated sinking with tilt and flood features. The set’s vast size required a zoning system to prevent the crew from getting lost. Filming the iconic sinking sequence took four months, with grueling schedules of up to 18 hours daily. | History In Pictur

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