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How Virtual Production Worked On-set of the Lion King – fxguide
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Disney’s The Lion King aimed to solve a classic VFX/animation problem, namely how to direct a story when the director can’t see all of the things that they are directing. With the traditional, iterative approach it can be frustrating for a director to direct a scene when he or she is only directing one component at a time. With the Lion King, the creative team sort to take advantage of the revolution in consumer-grade virtual reality technology. Coupled with game engine technology, they advanced the art of virtual production and produced visual effects and animation combined with a
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