With two huge productions, Dune and Blade Runner 2049, director Denis Villeneuve has become an important figure in the Hollywood landscape. But even if he is now at the helm of the XXL works, the Canadian is not determined to change his methods. For him, reality will always be a priority, and therefore there is no question of misuse of green funds.
“I can count on my fingers how many times we put a green screen on the set”– said Denis Villeneuve at ScreenDaily’s microphone At the time of promotion Blade Runner 2049 (A movie where you absolutely have to pause… after a second!). “Most of the film was shot by the camera, my cinematographer Roger Deakins And I worked really hard to make that happen.”
“My actors didn’t go to the screens all day”Villeneuve continues. “CGI is a powerful tool for backgrounds and sets, but what surrounds the actors has to be as real as possible. When I’m watching a film that’s mostly CG, I feel disconnected. Suffice it to say, the filmmaker probably won’t be shooting for Marvel tomorrow!
Fan of Timothée Chalamet Villeneuve’s “Method”.
In 2020, Timothée Chalamet spoke about his work at AlloCiné Denis Villeneuve on the dune. And he was impressed by his desire to limit the use of CGI as much as possible. “I loved that he directed this movie because, believe me, I only did two scenes on the green screen.”The young actor was delighted. “Everything else actually exists around me.”
False link: And yes, there are bugs and errors in Denis Villeneuve’s first “Dune”!
Source: Allocine
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