The first rule of snow making is you don't talk about snow making.
But part of that secret formula has leaked out through documents that the snow makers must produce under federal rules. More on that later.
When accompanied by seasonal music and colorful lighting, the falling fluff is a magnet for holiday shoppers — especially young Californians who rarely come in contact with the real deal. Russell Shearman, one of the special effects artists working on “It’s a Wonderful Life,” solved that problem by creating a mixture of water, soap flakes, sugar and foamite, a material used in some fire extinguishers.Shearman won an Academy Award for his snow effect and laid the groundwork for today’s snow biz.
The snowfall effect has exploded in popularity, Williams said, thanks to improvements to the chemical snow formula that makes the clumps of suds so small and delicate that they almost evaporate on contact, thus eliminating the risk of turning the ground into a slippery mess.Fake snow at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia.
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