Although we’ve resolutely “gone digital”, in terms of video production and post-processing for features (regardless of the medium that captured the original footage), there is still mileage in techniques executed in-camera at the time of filming.
Read MoreIn spite of the upsurge in computer graphics since the early 1990’s, conventional (if such a word applies) makeup and effects still hold a solid place in film and video. CG is something of a double-edged (or even multi-edged) sword. Whilst it has undoubtedly replaced practical effects in many instances, reducing work for old-schoolers, it has also turned projects that were once unfilmable (for reasons of technical complexity or budget) into ones that were/are eminently viable.
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