Bullet hit squib
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British pronunciation/bˈʊlɪt hˈɪt skwˈɪb/
American pronunciation/bˈʊlɪt hˈɪt skwˈɪb/

Definition & Meaning of "bullet hit squib"

Bullet hit squib
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a small explosive device that is attached to an actor's body and used to simulate the impact of a bullet in a scene

What is a "bullet hit squib"?

A bullet hit squib is a special effects device used in film and television to simulate the appearance of a bullet hitting a surface or an actor. The squib consists of a small explosive charge and a blood or debris pack, which, when triggered, creates a burst of debris, smoke, or blood to mimic the impact of a bullet. This effect is often used in action scenes to provide a realistic and dramatic depiction of gunfire and its impact. Squibs are carefully controlled to ensure safety while achieving the desired visual effect.

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