James Cameron’s Avatar is an innovative, award-winning film that broke countless box office records. What many people don’t realize though are the new technologies developed for the upcoming movie which helped bring Pandora to life and will be seen beautifully in costume through its sequel trailer shown at CinemaCon.
The act of submerged actors in a 900,000-gallon water tank to imitate ocean currents is an innovative way for Cameron’s Avatar 2, but it may not even compare with 3D technology that was used before him because this newer method only captures movement while the first movie had people hanging from cables which gave their performances more authenticity
The use underwater motion capture will be seen on display when watching trailers or knowing what kind of look likes; however, without seeing any finished product one cannot truly judge its effectiveness.
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The Avatar franchise has always been known for its incredible visual effects, and the movies are no exception. The underwater scenes have had a lot of work put into them already with just months until release! It’s not uncommon that VFX gets updated even before shows go public sometimes- especially if there will be significant postproduction needed after premiere like on this occasion too where we can expect plenty more improvement yet again once all is said done regarding edits etcetera.
The trailer only revealed a few snippets of select scenes that were likely deemed most ready for the public eye, preserving the remainder of Cameron’s film to be edited more patiently and finically. Even those clips shown may still need last minute touches just because he can’t rest until everything satisfies him otherwise; his desire does not know bounds when it comes down to fulfilling our viewing pleasures!
