This is an excerpt taken from Taken... lol
I'd like to know if this excessive? motion blur is done in post or during the production? Looks like some undercrank motion blur or whatever it's officially called. I've seen this kind of effect specifically in flashbacks and the like. I can remember as of now that it's been used in Taken where Liam Neeson's character is investigating in an apartment where his daughter was kidnapped, putting to good use the voice recording he did of the conversation with her right before she was abducted.
Any help would be appreciated!
yaz