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I can't help to think that we will -one day, probably soon- have enough 3D face models to just replace those in these movies with some that will fit the origina
by Renaud 7y ago
I can't help to think that we will -one day, probably soon- have enough 3D face models to just replace those in these movies with some that will fit the original version.
The resulting faces won't be an exact match due to the low quality of the original, but unless you knew these people, no-one will be able to tell.
Same with pretty much every other aspect of the scene: have good models that fit the original scene and re-create a full 3D version of the whole movie, at any level of definition.
Once this process can be automated, we'll be able to recreate all the classics, shot for shot.
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoFor what purpose?
- hammerbrostime 7y agoVR and re-editing come to mind.
- dylan604 7y agoIt has become pretty standard in Hollywood where at the beginning of a production, the actors have headshots taken from various angles specifically for use in post. Enough actors have died during production to make this necessary to complete the project. I wouldn't be surprised if it has become a mandatory practice insurance companies require (this is pure speculation on my part) to minimize payouts.