"Either this part of the video was made with a real hand held camera, or they have found better ways to 'fake shake' the video." Good fake camera shake isn't t

"Either this part of the video was made with a real hand held camera, or they have found better ways to 'fake shake' the video." Good fake camera shake isn't too hard. After you take your tripod shots to add CGI to, also take some actual shaky footage of the same scene, or of anything else about the same distance away. Then motion-track the shake from your shaky footage and apply the same motion to your CGI shot. High-fives all around. In conclusion: unrealistic camera shake would tell you something, but realistic camera shake doesn't tell you anything. It's like, "yep, these look like real people rather than cartoon characters, so this definitely wasn't faked using old Simpsons episodes ..."