Pretty awesome idea! We were totally fooled. Some artifacts were replicated, but the actual rooms were created using a blue screen. It turns out that they are right here in Hollywood.
We always wondered where these immaculate Persian castles were that movies are filmed in. The scenery during the famous, flying quidditch tournament was created by filming each actor individually surrounded by blue and green screens. Harry Potter has a huge, worldwide fan base for a reason: It is impeccable story telling with impeccable acting and scenery. Emma Watson is obviously a fine actress, because we would be laughing our butts off at that crazy costume! Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince The photo above shows us how the look was created with stilts and a funny, puffy suit. Rather than a conventional “beast” costume, the creators of Beauty and the Beast went with CGI for a more realistic looking man-beast.
We aren’t sure about the guy in the green suit’s arm however! This one, as creepy as it is, made us glad to see! Do you remember the traumatic scene in I Am Legend where a very talented Will Smith has to kill his loyal dog with his bare hands? Well don’t worry! His faithful German Shepherd, Samantha, was not actually harmed in the making of this film. We know celebrities are notorious for changing their physical appearances for roles, but we don’t think it would be healthy for Ruffalo to gain 1,400 pounds for the role of The Hulk. Green screen technology is used all throughout the Avengers movies but perhaps the most impressive use of it is for Mark Ruffalo’s character, Bruce Banner.
BEST GREEN SCREEN FOR MOVIE EFFECTS SKIN
This skin regeneration was done via impeccable CGI! The Avengers His face is too good looking to slice up, so the directors had to use CGI – kidding! But GGI was used to create Wolverine’s battle scars for one big reason – Wolverine’s skin is self-healing. To create the magical land of Narnia, filmmakers and directors used CGI effects to make existing locations look absolutely grand, even if it looked dilapidated in real life. Recreating Narnia was no easy feat, but it was the crux of the success of the film. Jennifer Lawrence could’ve escaped the whole time! The Chronicles of Narnia All of the cool, digital surveillance technology in The Hunger Games was done using a green screen on a regular desk.
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