Computer generated images are so extraordinary: Rainn Wilson
Tuesday - August 7, 2018 3:16 am ,
Category : ENTERTAINMENT
Los Angeles Aug 7 (IANS) Actor Rainn Wilson thinks actors should get more training in working with Computer-generated (CG) imagery because of the rate it is developing.
"There was at least a square kilometre of green screen on set as well as a giant water tank. Our point of reference for the Meg often was when (director) Jon (Turteltaub) would be on a megaphone telling us OK the meg s coming at you!" Wilson told movies.ie.
"Sometimes we roughly knew where the meg s nose and tail were. But we always had to do a lot of imagining. Computer generated images are so extraordinary. I ve done some other films with CG imagery and it seems that working amongst that technology may be the future of acting.
"In fact there should be Acting with Green Screen classes where you have to imagine working opposite giant monsters because it s such a part of an actor s toolbox these days."
The "The Meg" was filmed in New Zealand and Rainn was blown away by the country reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"One of the coolest things to be a part of is a big action movie and I feel lucky to have done a few including The Meg . The other coolest thing is when the production schedule allows you to travel. I hadn t been to New Zealand but soon after arriving to begin work on The Meg I realised that it s really paradise down there " he said.
He added: "I had the opportunity to travel a bit and visited the South Islands saw a glacier and did some hiking."
--IANS dc
"There was at least a square kilometre of green screen on set as well as a giant water tank. Our point of reference for the Meg often was when (director) Jon (Turteltaub) would be on a megaphone telling us OK the meg s coming at you!" Wilson told movies.ie.
"Sometimes we roughly knew where the meg s nose and tail were. But we always had to do a lot of imagining. Computer generated images are so extraordinary. I ve done some other films with CG imagery and it seems that working amongst that technology may be the future of acting.
"In fact there should be Acting with Green Screen classes where you have to imagine working opposite giant monsters because it s such a part of an actor s toolbox these days."
The "The Meg" was filmed in New Zealand and Rainn was blown away by the country reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"One of the coolest things to be a part of is a big action movie and I feel lucky to have done a few including The Meg . The other coolest thing is when the production schedule allows you to travel. I hadn t been to New Zealand but soon after arriving to begin work on The Meg I realised that it s really paradise down there " he said.
He added: "I had the opportunity to travel a bit and visited the South Islands saw a glacier and did some hiking."
--IANS dc
