Spend $350 on some wood, a couple of car rims and some old furniture and lo and behold - you have what it took Christopher Nolan $160 million to create.
Not quite perhaps but this is a pretty respectable stab at an Inception-style special effects room.
Videographer Justin Fredrick Clark and some friends spent just a week making the incredibly cool studio.
DIY Hollywood
He says of his project: "We built this set and tore it down for $350 in 1week. It was for a work project. It was a blast, we literally made it up as we built it.
"Practically everything was borrowed, the car rims, the casters, the furniture, the 5d, batteries, inverter, the fork lifts.
"We had a lot of fun playing with it once we got the shots."
Not as sophisticated ass the Hollywood blockbuster perhaps but it certainly has a lot more charm...