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I was also astounded how much CG goes into movies. For context, I was an extra in Lord of the Rings ~20 years ago and almost every arrow in Helm's Deep was adde
by Rodeoclash 5y ago
I was also astounded how much CG goes into movies. For context, I was an extra in Lord of the Rings ~20 years ago and almost every arrow in Helm's Deep was added in post.
- belter 5y agoThat deserves a post in itself :-) Were Orcs allowed toilet breaks in full costume?
- plussed_reader 5y agoProbably something special in the thigh pad.....
- Rodeoclash 5y agoGood question :D Now that you mention it, I can't actually remember. The Uruk-Hai costumes were much harder to get into and out of compared to the elf costumes (this is for Helm's Deep) so I'm going to go with yes, we were allowed toilet breaks but it was a logistical nightmare. The plus side to the Uruk costume was that it was basically a wetsuit (this is how they modelled the muscles etc on it) so when you're playing a dead body in the middle of the night in a quarry, anything that helped you stay warm was a bonus!
- jaclaz 5y agoOn the other hand, I remember how The Flash costume (the 1990 TV series) needed water cooled undergarments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flash_(1990_TV_series)#Costumes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flash_(1990_TV_series)#Cos...