Reverse motion is a filmmaking technique where scenes are recorded normally but are played backward during editing. This creates the illusion that actions are happening in reverse. By filming the scene as usual and then reversing the playback in post-production, filmmakers can produce the effect of objects or movements retracing their steps, adding a unique visual twist to the final film.

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