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===Technical=== [[File:LA_Noire.jpg|thumb|290px|L.A. Noire features Depth Analysis's newly developed technology for the film and video game industries called MotionScan that utilizes 32 cameras to record an actor's every wince, swallow, and blink which is then transferred to in-game animation.]] The re-creation of 1940s Los Angeles was done with aerial photographs taken by Robert Spence, Spence took over 110,000 aerial photographs of Los Angeles, the developers used the photos to create traffic patterns and public transport routes as well as the location and condition of buildings. While striving to recreate an accurate model of 1947 Los Angeles, the developers also took some artistic licence, such as including the appearance of the film set for D. W. Griffith's Intolerance; the set had actually been dismantled in 1919. According to Game Informer, over 20 hour of voice over work went into the game, Mad Men actor, Aaron Staton lent his voice and likeness to the main character, Cole Phelps other Mad Men actors voiced characters in the game including Vincent Kartheiser (Walter Clemens), Rich Sommer (John Cunningham), Michael Gladis (Dudley Lynch), Patrick Fischler (Mickey Cohen) and Morgan Rusler (Charlie Conway). Singer and model Erika Heynatz plays the main female character, Elsa Lichtmann. Various American actors also play parts in individual cases, such as Greg Grunberg who plays a character falsely charged with his wife's murder.
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