Chatty Hollywood

In fact, as a film shot at a relatively mature stage of 3D film technology, "Gravity" is not much easier to produce than "Avatar".

At least, that's true now in 2004.

However, the difficulty of "Gravity" lies more in the filming of the 3D effect. Although the film also uses a lot of special effects, compared with the full computer special effects and motion capture method of "Avatar", it still needs to be Easier to get on.

What's more, as a person from the future, Charlotte still knows a lot about the filming techniques of "Gravity" in the original time and space, which allows him to avoid many detours...

In short, after calculation, filming "Gravity" can be said to be a pretty good choice for Charlotte at the moment.

If you want to shoot a space-related movie, if you want it to be realistic and technically advanced, you will naturally need the support of NASA. However, Charlotte brought Charlize to visit NASA this time, but it was not just to seek technical support——

"Didn't you previously want to put a ghost in NASA as an internal agent? Have you placed it yet?"

Charlize asked quietly in Charlotte's ear.

"not yet."

Charlotte shook her head;

"I'm going to look for opportunities to put it on equipment that can go into space."

"...Are you really planning to get a ghost and put it in space!?"

Yes, this is another hidden purpose of Charlotte——

He hopes to use the power of NASA's modern technology to release a ghost who has taken away the power of his clone into space.

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

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

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

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

so,

Charlotte came to NASA this time with the intention of killing two birds with one stone, and things developed very smoothly——

Although NASA often provides technical support for Hollywood space-themed movies, NASA was not flattered by Charlotte's visit.

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

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

In fact, since gaining the power of a dragon during 9/11, Charlotte has also mastered the ability to control ghosts using mirage.

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

However, he was not sure whether Charlotte could still control the ghost clone normally after it was taken to space.

"But at least it won't turn into a horror story about being haunted in space!"

Charlotte thought so.

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

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

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

It can be said that even if the director Charlotte does not appear at all, as long as the three protagonists Depp, River and Jenny appear on the show a few more times, it will be completely fine.

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

Philip Biermann reported his work to his boss Robert Egger quite proudly.

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

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

"To sum it up, things are looking great, right?"

Robert Egger nodded,

"Then let's start officially preparing for the fourth part!"

"Really urgent!?"

Philip Biermann was shocked,

"Why don't we wait until "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" is released?"

"It was a bit late by then."

Robert Egger shook his head,

"Besides, haven't we seen the finished film in advance? - I'm very confident!"

"...This is true."

Even Philip Biermann could not deny Egger’s words——

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

Both the story rhythm and the scene special effects are excellent. It is a very grand world view and an unusually large number of characters, but the movie is shot in an orderly manner.

"If I say "It's stable, no problem" in advance now, it shouldn't be considered as setting up evil for the movie, right?"

In this regard, Philip Biermann is somewhat superstitious.

——In the film industry, an industry with great uncertainty, this is considered normal.

However, this word was heard by Philip Biermann from Stern, the head of the game department of Spectre Studio——

Because of Spectre Studio's "film-game linkage" business strategy, they also produced a game of the same name for "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" this time.

As a representative of the film copyright co-owners, Philip Bierman has also visited the games produced by Spectre Studio.

As a result, he became friends with Steyn, who made the game, and learned a lot of vocabulary unique to otakus from him.

- Like.

However, Stern himself didn't care about this.

Although this guy has some special habits——

For example, "Programmer's Day" is celebrated every year on October 24th.

——But when it comes to career, he has no inhibitions.

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

"It took us several years to fully understand 3D game technology and online game technology. Now, our "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" game is far superior to online games of the same period in terms of graphics, gameplay and operation. And it can realize the interoperability between host platform and PC platform..."

Stern used a lot of jargon to explain the power of the game version of "Pirates of the Caribbean 3", and he succeeded in confusing Philip Biermann.

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

"We, the production staff, love playing this game ourselves. Can it be successful?"

"..."

——It seems reasonable?