How Jalan Bukit Bintang was shut down to film 'War On Terror: KL Anarki' finale


Directors Kroll Azry and Frank See set the showstopping final scenes in the film on the bustling Jalan Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur. Photos: Handout

Navigating the complexities of filming on location, especially in areas that are densely populated or at iconic landmarks – think New York City’s Times Square or Tokyo’s Shibuya crossing – can be a logistic nightmare for filmmakers.

With a multitude of variables to consider, many directors and producers opt for the convenience and cost-effectiveness of a green screen.

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