It's also the problem of "we'll fix it in post". Applies to sound, too. Too many movie makers these days assume that any issues can be removed by CGI in post-p

It's also the problem of "we'll fix it in post". Applies to sound, too. Too many movie makers these days assume that any issues can be removed by CGI in post-production. But you can only do so much with the material you're given. Oh, and post-production time and budget are often an afterthought, too.