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CGI attaks on Human

CGI is a debate which hasn't got the lime light yet for the critics, but is a concern for the celebrity. 

Computer-generated imagery (CGI) is the application of the field of computer graphics or, more specifically, 3D computer graphics to special effects in art,video games, films, television programs, commercials, simulators and simulation generally, and printed media. The visual scenes may be either dynamic or static -----WIKIPEDIA

With increasing use of CGI & animated character, I wonder if the human actor slowly starts walking towards extinction. 
Created by : Saddam Siddiqui

The production of animated movie is much economical then a traditional film. As it excludes  cost of a grand star cast, expensive sets, best ENG technicians & expensive locations. Even though some movies; with either of fusion of CGI & traditional movies like " Pirates of the Caribbean" crossed budget a traditional movie budget figure.

So even if the cost is more, which is mainly because of a huge line up of  programmers & graphic designers, the point  there is they are  less hassle to produce. In an animated movie, you practically have less cost. And most important director gets to avoid the most difficult job of convincing the hero for a shot or a heroine to get make up done quickly.

Nonetheless, the human has a role in these movies which "voice over" for the animated character. Their is absolutely no doubt about the audible pitch & voice quality  for the portrayal of a character & few movies are only sold because the have voice over of real heroes e.g Johhny Depp as Rango.

The interesting part is these animated movies are enjoyed by both the Kids &  Cinema cartoon previously treated as replacement of cartoon. 

The discussion still remains unrevealing, but the fusion of Science versus Arts have created some magic in this entertainment world.

And this magic is spreading Entertainment, Entertainment & Entertainment!!







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