That's how Hollywood studios do a lot of their anti-gravity shots as well. They have to be shot really quickly, in short takes, with custom planes that have movie sets built into the interior. It's pretty crazy and dangerous when you think about it.

Fascinating. Didn't know they use real zero-g. Do you have links to any articles that describe the process in more detail?

Here's a video of Kevin Bacon and Bill Paxton in the vomit comet from Apollo 13: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IAAjk3QdU8

There are a whole lot of random sharp edges there to be jumping around and then suddenly dropping out of the air every 30 seconds. one of them almost faceplants into something, yikes!