I’ve never been so impatient in my life. Some of us have been waiting decades to see the fall of the cabal.
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Is green screen on something so static really 'that much work'?
Just wondering considering what automated green screen shit can do these days.
It's a lot of work to light a greenscreen well to get a comp this good. The color is perfectly balanced and the shadows match perfectly as well. I'm not saying it can't be done, but frankly there is nothing I see that would raise any flags about it being greenscreen. Why put in the effort when you can prerecord stuff on an existing backdrop?
Thanks for the insight!
And yeah that makes sense.