Pseudoreal quasi-scientific interfaces in movies

It was always interesting that figures and letters fly in clouds on information boards in various command centers of various science fiction films. And it was especially interesting who and why it does.

For example, here's a picture for the "Born Identification"


It turned out that there are special people who deliberately deliberately develop such kind of pseudo-interfaces for films.

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Here are a couple of examples of what was done for the Born Identification:





Dominoes, Spy Games, Mission Impossible, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and a lot of movies.

Here is a video section with examples of how these interfaces are used in movies:


Oh yes. A certain Mark Coleran is involved in this, which he regularly writes about in his blog and puts pictures in his portfolio .

In the course of writing, I remembered that in the Iron Man movie, the firmware for the robot, which was written at the very beginning of the film, was firstly in C, and secondly it was a fragment of the int rcx_wakeup_tower procedure (FILEDESCR fd, int timeout) from rcx_comm.c RCX communication routines). The interface is certainly not as sophisticated, but it is still interesting how it got there.