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Interstellar WITHOUT CGI... Revealing What It REALLY Looks Like!
Welcome back to Scene Focus, today on the channel we are going to check out Interstellar without CGI will shock you! Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is one of the most breathtakingly cinematic and thoughtful science fiction movies in recent memory. Along with The Martian, Arrival, and Ex Machina, Interstellar helped to usher in a new era of cerebral sci-fi cinema in the 2010s. When he was promoting the movie, Nolan touted it as his most technically proficient movie to date; the one where it was most important to get the technical specifications right upon viewing. Many surprising innovations were made in the worlds of visual effects and theoretical physics while the film was in production.
The Green Screen. Usually, a big-budget production like Interstellar will shoot everything in front of green screens and then create the visual effects plates to place around the actors in every shot during post-production. But Christopher Nolan didn’t like the idea of actors reacting to things they couldn’t see. So, for Interstellar, he had the visual effects created before shooting, so that he could project the VFX shots onto screens around the set, giving the actors something to react to. If they looked out of the windows of the spacecraft, they wouldn’t see green screens – they’d see outer space, or the surface of the planet they were on. The Wormholes. Rather than just making stuff up to create scenes depicting the wormhole and the black hole, the VFX team worked with Dr. Kip Thorne to make them as accurate as possible. Thorne teamed up with the movie’s visual effects supervisor, Paul J. Franklin, and his firm Double Negative to work on visualizing those lofty scientific concepts. Thorne provided the team with pages full of theoretical equations explaining how these scientific phenomena operate in real life. The VFX artists created a new CGI software into which they could feed these equations and realistically depict a wormhole and a black hole, without CGI, it would look completely different. Finish this video for more about Interstellar without CGI will shock you.
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Interstellar WITHOUT CGI... Revealing What It REALLY Looks Like!
Welcome back to Scene Focus, today on the channel we are going to check out Interstellar without CGI will shock you! Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is one of the most breathtakingly cinematic and thoughtful science fiction movies in recent memory. Along with The Martian, Arrival, and Ex Machina, Interstellar helped to usher in a new era of cerebral sci-fi cinema in the 2010s. When he was promoting the movie, Nolan touted it as his most technically proficient movie to date; the one where it was most important to get the technical specifications right upon viewing. Many surprising innovations were made in the worlds of visual effects and theoretical physics while the film was in production.
The Green Screen. Usually, a big-budget production like Interstellar will shoot everything in front of green screens and then create the visual effects plates to place around the actors in every shot during post-production. But Christopher Nolan didn’t like the idea of actors reacting to things they couldn’t see. So, for Interstellar, he had the visual effects created before shooting, so that he could project the VFX shots onto screens around the set, giving the actors something to react to. If they looked out of the windows of the spacecraft, they wouldn’t see green screens – they’d see outer space, or the surface of the planet they were on. The Wormholes. Rather than just making stuff up to create scenes depicting the wormhole and the black hole, the VFX team worked with Dr. Kip Thorne to make them as accurate as possible. Thorne teamed up with the movie’s visual effects supervisor, Paul J. Franklin, and his firm Double Negative to work on visualizing those lofty scientific concepts. Thorne provided the team with pages full of theoretical equations explaining how these scientific phenomena operate in real life. The VFX artists created a new CGI software into which they could feed these equations and realistically depict a wormhole and a black hole, without CGI, it would look completely different. Finish this video for more about Interstellar without CGI will shock you.
#InterstellarWithoutCGI #InterstellarSpecialEffects #Interstellar
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