"The Movie Rabbit Hole" shared its third video in a series of four delving into the emerging trend of "no CGI" films. The project aims to set the record straight. Notably, it revisits recent 'no CGI' films such as Top Gun: Maverick and Barbie.
"A month’s worth of movies to help you stay awake". Rob Weychert has created this October's horror movie schedule for your viewing. He fondly calls it Robtober.
Tig Notaro stepped into a role originally performed by fellow comedian Chris D’Elia. She gave separate performances and was digitally added in Chris's place. More on how and why from director Zach Snyder here. Corridor Crew break down what an excellent job they did here. More on Army of the Deads' VFX here.
Yellow Screen or The Sodium vapour process used by Disney and made famous by Mary Poppins (1964) used a specially coated prism in an old three-strip Technicolor camera. They were able to film technically brilliant mattes even with transparency. There was only one camera with this unique prism. Nobody was able to replicate it, and it was only ever for 35mm film. Blue Screen was developed for larger film formats at the time like 65mm, Ben Hur in particular.
Pretty cool previz for the film 'Logan'