How Does CGI In Movies REALLY Work?
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How Does CGI In Movies
How Does CGI In Movies REALLY Work?
Welcome back to Creative Focus, today on the channel we are going to check out How does CGI in movies work. Cinema has evolved greatly since its inception, especially in the area of VFX (visual effects). In the last few decades, CGI, meaning computer generated imagery, has dominated many movies, from dramas to blockbusters. While revolutionary, the use of CGI effects has come under much scrutiny in recent years. But what is CGI, what does it consist of, and how can it be used to tell more fantastical yet believable stories? What is CGI? Any CGI definition is bound to be very broad because the term does not narrow itself to just one type of visual effect. So before going over the most notable examples, let’s define “What does CGI mean?” in a way that covers most of its uses.
The history of cinema is full of various CGI examples from all types of film genres. Some of those examples are small but notable moments in a regular movie, while other examples are the entire film itself (like in animated films, which we will cover in detail later). Most movies that use CGI effects well often balance it out with other VFX work. Jurassic Park (1993) might be the gold standard of this, as it used CGI along with practical effects to create realistic looking dinosaurs. CGI effects may have been mainly used for fantastical movies at first, but plenty of filmmakers in different genres have taken advantage of it. It’s also no longer as expensive or limited as it once was, allowing more movies to take advantage of the tech. And in some genres, such as children’s films, it has become the dominant form for making these types of movies. Stay tuned to know more on How does CGI in movies work.
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Welcome back to Creative Focus, today on the channel we are going to check out How does CGI in movies work. Cinema has evolved greatly since its inception, especially in the area of VFX (visual effects). In the last few decades, CGI, meaning computer generated imagery, has dominated many movies, from dramas to blockbusters. While revolutionary, the use of CGI effects has come under much scrutiny in recent years. But what is CGI, what does it consist of, and how can it be used to tell more fantastical yet believable stories? What is CGI? Any CGI definition is bound to be very broad because the term does not narrow itself to just one type of visual effect. So before going over the most notable examples, let’s define “What does CGI mean?” in a way that covers most of its uses.
The history of cinema is full of various CGI examples from all types of film genres. Some of those examples are small but notable moments in a regular movie, while other examples are the entire film itself (like in animated films, which we will cover in detail later). Most movies that use CGI effects well often balance it out with other VFX work. Jurassic Park (1993) might be the gold standard of this, as it used CGI along with practical effects to create realistic looking dinosaurs. CGI effects may have been mainly used for fantastical movies at first, but plenty of filmmakers in different genres have taken advantage of it. It’s also no longer as expensive or limited as it once was, allowing more movies to take advantage of the tech. And in some genres, such as children’s films, it has become the dominant form for making these types of movies. Stay tuned to know more on How does CGI in movies work.
#CGI #HowCGIWorks #MoviesSpecialEffects
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