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> So your reference is something else you wrote? I didn't write it, that's my co-founder. And plus there is a full article about it here if you just Google it
by Alex3917 5y ago
> So your reference is something else you wrote?
I didn't write it, that's my co-founder.
And plus there is a full article about it here if you just Google it: https://www.insider.com/marvel-plans-movies-action-scenes-years-before-filming-previs-visualization-2021-1 https://www.insider.com/marvel-plans-movies-action-scenes-ye...
"While previs used to be used for just one or two tricky action scenes, Marvel has embraced the approach of visualizing entire movies, including quieter beats and dialogue scenes."
"The first visualizations of a Marvel film will often begin before the script's fully finished."
"Occasionally, rough previs might be underway even before the cinematographer or director has signed on to the project, a practice that can be controversial in Hollywood. Director Lucrecia Martel said she turned down the offer to direct the upcoming "Black Widow" movie after Marvel told her not to worry about the action sequences."
- sbarre 5y agoOk sure.. "Before a script is fully finished" is a long way from "before a script was even written". Script rewrites happen throughout the whole process, even well into post-production sometimes (with re-shoots etc).. That's not at all the same thing as "before a script is written".