Idk if economics was the right flair but I don’t know how it’s economically feasible for big studios to lose money on a lot of films with huge budgets and to make them so bad.
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I think a big part of the problem is formula based productions rather that a process that’s from the heart. Many great writings can quickly be overtaken by individuals involved with a streamlined process that believe that their “certain way” is the best way.
From what I have witnessed behind the scenes, this is definately the case with art directors involved in CGI, lighting, and rendering. These people host workshops that preach how it should be done and the result has been homogenized results in aesthetics and stylisation. This leads to boredom and results seem repetitive and fail to wow audiences.
I’m actually very curious as to how well the new “The Wild Robot” movie will do as the lighting is much more how I would have chosen rather than the art director dictating that everything in each scene must have perfect individual lighting at the right angle.
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