This reminds me of the CineFX 100th anniversary issue. It was organized as a series of interviews with visual effects professionals, and the running theme basic

This reminds me of the CineFX 100th anniversary issue. It was organized as a series of interviews with visual effects professionals, and the running theme basically came down to, "Do it right in the camera, don't fix it in post." It's actually also appropriate here, because one of the reasons that the visual effects guys pointed out is that doing it right up front costs a LOT less than "fixing it in post" and takes a lot less time.