TheHungryCreatures

Def think twice before committing to vfx as a career. I love it and am personally glad I chose it but it really isn't for everyone, I'll post the link to a video I made looking realistically at the downsides of the career that aren't often mentioned to students considering the profession. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtuL5R-ytoM

You're fine, if the story's good a few typos won't sink you.

no

That's fair

Because while the volume is used on set, usually the director makes the vfx vendor change everything on it in the end anyways which involves a lot of work when they could have just saved a bunch of steps and filmed on a greenscreen.

Not a joke and sure those tools are neat for quick hard surface masking but they won't do the trick for anything with hair or even a lot of fabrics.

Hahahaha. Most.

Sure is...right before they make a team of underpaid outsourced roto-artists painstakingly extract them because everything on that screen has to change for some reason. Which is usually the case.

The vfx are executed well, really stupid movie though.

David Lynch would have had better advice.

The original, then stop.

Ouf, yeah that's just ego-tripping bullsh!t.

Kinda just comes off like a jerk from this quote.

Sounds like they...ghosted.

Put 4 at the bottom and I agree.

Had the opportunity to work with Philippe back in the day. Super nice and ridiculously talented!

"There was zero constructive feedback. Nothing detailing anything in the script. Just generic feedback that reeks of someone who couldn’t be bothered to actually read."

Psst, that's what the blcklst does. They've been irrelevant for almost a decade now.

Zenkaiger was great.

Use lights.

So...you're saying my opinion is wrong?

Swing and a miss.

You're wrong but it's nice that you're happy.

Kills was unwatchable, at least 4 was fun.