Black Swan: Audience won't see special effects, but they'll feel them, Says Darren Aronofsky

Darren Aronofsky yesterday says that subtle special effects in his new movie 'Black Swan' will disorient the audience without them spotting the manipulation.

Speaking in a press conference at the London Film Festival on October 22 the director told press, "We started to really play with things once we got into post-production.

"Because I shot in widescreen, I started to think about where the audience's eyes might be so that we could actually manipulate the other side of the screen in very gentle ways and actually add to the tension and paranoia of the movie.

"So there are very slight manipulations of lots of different things throughout the film. They're very gentle things and probably most people won't notice them, but they may sort of feel them."