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And the supreme nature doesnt buy it. "no, thats not going to work." so natures filled with things that are not working, and it goes away and another thing takes it. "oh, that works." and the show business of nature and its all beautiful because its all evolved and were bloody destroying it, and itjust filled me with such grief. it took me so long to get... to be able to handle it. and thats where im at. william shatner, what a legend. i know. you know the best thing about that interview? what? ...

Its not very flashy work to put in the grass that was completely chewed up by the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to be... it does need to look really accurate and the attention to detail that our environments team had to go to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands where they were shooting. unless we go to those sort of lengths, you dont end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge and were not interested in fudging it in, you know, 2022....

And its tough. ive got a game show thats so unique, and im trying to sell that. so one thing after another, its very difficult. its almost impossible to sell anything... even with you attached? wow. notjust me, but people who are, you know, i mean, its a whole area that some people think they know how to do it, and maybe they do, because theyve had some success, but on the other hand, they mightve been friends with that guy, and the guy said, well, you seem to know what youre doing, so ill buy i...

Interested in fudging it in, you know, 2022. not that long to go now till the oscars. i think the question everyone is asking is, "can dune do there what it did at the baftas recently?" whats your prediction? im team spider—man. ooh, interesting. anyway, that is it from us for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter... thanks for watching. well see you soon. bye— bye!

But then lifted the digital snow off and put them on top of the real trees that were in the plate. we had, you know, an amazing special effects team that really did, and stunt team, that really did jump land rovers through the air. and when we needed to replace things like that for lighting or for filling in the background, we kept exactly that stunt. so on a james bond film, no—one really wants to resort to c61 stunts and things like that. so they really do capture everything in camera. but w...

To do it, and maybe they do, because theyve had some success, but on the other hand, they mightve been friends with that guy, and the guy said well you seem to know what youre doing, so ill buy it. i mean, itsjust loaded with... ..unknowns. starting from the beginning, you need the money to make the movie. mm—hm. now thats where legion m comes in, because theyre now... there, er... their basis is, "lets ask people to contribute money "to making a film," theyll own a minute part of it based on ...

In and thats the kind of work that we are doing. its not very flashy work to put in the grass that was completely chewed up by the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to be... it does need to look really accurate and the attention to detail that our environments team had to go to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands where they were shooting. unless we go to those sort of lengths, you dont end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge and were...

Nominated in the best visual effects category in 43 years? moonraker was the last one in 1979. yes, of course. and here is some of the amazing work that went into the film. now your enemy is my enemy. his name is safin. and what does he want? revenge, me. the bond films have a rich heritage of shooting all of their extraordinary action for real. and this film was absolutely no different. there was visual effects in it, but they were not up front and centre. so, for instance, in the norway lake s...

Instead of driving there. hes got a rubiks cube. hes very happy with that. you can do things in vr that you could never do in real life. you can make a book turn into a house right in front of your eyes, or travel through time and space into one room to the next. you know, you can get as much out of it as you put into it. i must stay behind for- i have many preparations. no! off you go. dont leave me! south by is also a major film festival showing 76 world premieres, attracting chequebooks, eyeb...

So nature is saying, "all right. lets see. "maybe this will go." and nature does... and the supreme nature doesnt buy it. "no, thats not going to work." so natures filled with things that are not working, and it goes away and another thing takes it. "oh, that works." and the show business of nature and its all beautiful because its all evolved and were bloody destroying it, and itjust filled me with such grief. it took me so long to get... to be able to handle it. and thats where im at. william ...