[ SECRET POST #5446 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5446 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

We will likely never see that sort of location work happen ever again, not with the rise of whatever sorcery it is Lucasfilm is pioneering.

[(Anonymous)]

True, and that's a damn shame.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it? Why? If it looks indistinguishable (and The Mandalorian proves it does), isn't it better for everyone not to film on location? Better for the environment, better for the actors, better for the crew.

[(Anonymous)]

If it looks indistinguishable (and The Mandalorian proves it does)

imagine me looking into the camera like Jim from The Office here

[(Anonymous)]

better for the crew - especially those people who work in CGI without those pesky unions to protect them from being overworked and under paid.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Studios don't use CGI for things that don't require CGI because it's better, they do it because it's cheaper. Grinding, crunching, and union-busting play a big role. Look at the IATSE near-strike and why. I don't think it's better for the crews at ALL.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not indistinguishable though. That's exactly why the Hobbit movies look so much faker than the LOTR ones even though they were made a decade later by the same people. Locations and practical effects make a huge difference still.

[(Anonymous)]

Even on the Mandalorian you can often see where the digital scenery panels are set on the floor. There is a scenery and props line. Same as you'd see on the old shows where they were working with a painted matte background. It isn't quite as a pop out obvious, but once you know it is there you can't help see it.