People are sharing this ‘realtime VFX’ because it’s so satisfying and a little bit mind-blowing
A bit like Seinfeld – although, you know, not really – nothing really happens in this film and yet I could watch it again and again.
https://twitter.com/RaminNasibov/status/950774726301044736
Fortunately we’re not alone because it’s been shared a whole loads of time online. Maybe this could be a new direction for superhero films.
As you can expect, people had a few questions.
How was the actor's shadow generated?
— Adrian Moisa (@adriancmoisa) January 9, 2018
With his body.
— Shaun Moynihan (@moynihan) January 10, 2018
impressive.
— Luc (@luckltnb) January 10, 2018
I want to see what happens when he walks into that fake wall in front of the chair
— Alexander Jones (@AlexanderJJones) January 10, 2018
Now I can fake my holiday properly
— Zaki (@zakiarent) January 10, 2018
If I paint my tiny room bright green, can I use this to do YouTube videos that make it look like I’m a big time player in a mansion on the beach? I’ve got a budget of like £50 for the software and a Lumix G80 camera… should be ok right?
— CharlesGreig (@CharlesGreig) January 10, 2018
Even this semi-famous director chap was impressed.
Shittt @JulesUrbach
— Neill Blomkamp (@NeillBlomkamp) January 22, 2018
Some people are hard to impress though.
so fake
— Jack Dupree (@jedupree91) January 10, 2018
It’s probably a bot.
