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When chatting to James Wall, he told me to look into the vfx of The wolf of wall street.
When I started recalling the movie it didn't look like there was much at all so I was surprised to say the least.
But it's a different use of effects. It isn't much for huge explosions and surreal environments.
They are there to help you believe the story.
They populate streets and add houses and create the environments worthy the Wolf of Wall Street.
I don't think that kind of special effects affects people in such way as being alone in front of a green screen.
It's what works efficiently with your budget. It stretches it, makes it go a longer way rather than shooting on location for example of making everything cg. It's a good inbetween which in my opinion is harmless. It's only the certain things that are cg which we don't even notice and we can't really complain about it's quality or it isn't distracting.
It's a perfect use of vfx.
They are there to help you believe the story.
They populate streets and add houses and create the environments worthy the Wolf of Wall Street.
I don't think that kind of special effects affects people in such way as being alone in front of a green screen.
It's what works efficiently with your budget. It stretches it, makes it go a longer way rather than shooting on location for example of making everything cg. It's a good inbetween which in my opinion is harmless. It's only the certain things that are cg which we don't even notice and we can't really complain about it's quality or it isn't distracting.
It's a perfect use of vfx.
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