Chatty Hollywood

In fact, "Gravity" is a film shot at a relatively mature stage of 3D film technology, and its production difficulty cannot be said to be much simpler than "Avatar".

At least, this is true now in 2004.

However, the difficulty of "Gravity" lies in the shooting of 3D effects. Although a lot of special effects are used in the film, it still has to be compared with the way of full computer special effects and motion capture in "Avatar". It's easier to get on.

What's more, as a future man, Charlotte still has a lot of understanding of the shooting methods of the original time and space "Gravity", which allows him to avoid many detours...

In short, it is calculated that shooting "Gravity" is a pretty good choice for the current Charlotte.

If you want to make a space-related film, you want to make a real and technical content, and naturally you have to seek the support of NASA. However, Charlotte brought Charlize to NASA for a tour this time, but it was not just for technical support—

"Didn't you want to put a ghost in NASA as an internal response? Have you put it?"

Charlize asked in a low voice in Charlotte's ear.

"not yet."

Charlotte shook her head.

"I'm going to find a chance to put it on a device that can go into space."

"...Are you really going to make a ghost and put it into space!?"

Yes, this is another hidden purpose of Charlotte—

He hopes to use the power of NASA's modern technology to drop a ghost that takes away the power of his clone into space.

—For Charlotte, who has become more and more knowledgeable in spells, he is more familiar with things on the ground, and even many things that cannot be explained by science can be handled through spells.

However, for space, a special field where humans have been in space for less than a hundred years, spells have no effect.

However, as the research deepened, Charlotte gradually realized that if he could observe the aura of the entire earth from space, there might be additional discoveries.

What's more, I have to try if I can practice in outer space...

Therefore, Charlotte came to NASA this time with the idea of ​​killing two birds with one stone, and things are developing very smoothly—

Although it often provides technical support for Hollywood's space-themed movies, NASA did not feel flattered about Charlotte's visit.

However, their staff took Charlotte to visit a lot of things that could be made public, and provided the contact information of the relevant personnel.

And Charlotte also took the opportunity to secretly complete the act of releasing the ghost—

In fact, since gaining the power of the dragon at 9/11, Charlotte has also mastered the ability to use mirages to control ghosts.

Although this kind of ghost must have been refined by him, to a certain extent, it can also be regarded as his clone.

However, when the ghost of this clone is brought into space, he is not very sure whether Charlotte can control it normally.

"However, at least it won't turn into a horror story haunted in space!"

Charlotte thought so.

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At the same time, the promotion of "Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World's End" is already in full swing.

Although Charlotte's whereabouts as a director and producer was once unknown, after more than three years of subtle influence, the popularity of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series has reached a very high level.

—This makes the promotion of the entire movie very easy.

It can be said that even if the director Charlotte does not show up at all, as long as the three protagonists Depp, Rui Fan and Jenny appear on the show several times, there is no problem at all.

"After all, the audience wants to know whether the pirates can rescue Captain Jack back!"

Philip Bierman proudly reported his work to his boss Robert Iger.

"Everyone has been waiting for this ending for almost two years, and now "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" is coming! The premiere, everyone naturally wants to see—"

"Reflected in the questionnaire, everyone's expectations are high, and the number of people who booked tickets online in advance has also reached a historic high..."

"To sum up, the situation is great, isn't it?"

Robert Egger nodded.

"Then we will start the formal project preparation for the fourth part!"

"Really anxious!?"

Philip Bierman was taken aback,

"Don't wait until "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" is released?"

"At that time it was a little late."

Robert Iger shook his head.

"And, haven't we also watched the film in advance?-I'm very confident!"

"...This is true."

Iger’s words, Philip Bierman can’t deny—

Indeed, in his eyes, Charlotte Booth's "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" is impeccable.

Both the rhythm of the story and the special effects of the scenes are excellent. It is obviously a very magnificent world view, with an unusually large number of characters, but the film is shot in an orderly manner.

"I said in advance, "Stable, no problem", shouldn't it be considered a crime for the movie?"

In this regard, Philip Bierman is still somewhat superstitious.

—In the film industry, an industry with a lot of uncertainty, this can be regarded as normal.

However, this term was heard by Philip Bierman from Stern, the head of the game department of Ghost Party Studios—

Because of the business strategy of the Ghost Party Studio's "Movies and Games Linkage", they also made a game of the same name for "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" this time.

As a representative of the film copyright co-owner, Philip Bierman also visited the games produced by the Ghost Party Studio.

He became friends with Stern, who made the game, and learned a lot of otaku-specific vocabulary from each other.

—It's like.

However, Stern himself didn't care about this.

Although this guy has some special habits—

For example, "Programmer's Day" is celebrated on October 24th every year. UU reading www.uukanshu.com

-But in terms of career, he has no taboos.

In other words, this guy is very confident in their work—

"It took us several years to fully understand the 3D game technology and online game technology. Today, our "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" game, whether in terms of graphics, gameplay, and operation, exceeds that of online games in the same period. And it can realize the intercommunication between the host platform and the PC platform..."

Stern used a lot of terms to explain the power of the game version of "Pirates of the Caribbean 3", and successfully confuses Philip Bierman.

In desperation, this guy had to give a simple explanation—

"We are the producers who love to play this game, can it be unsuccessful?"

"..."

-It seems to make some sense?