Avatar: Making a Scene is a 2009 documentary from 20th Century Fox that takes you behind the scenes of James Cameron's ground-breaking science fiction epic Avatar, providing a closer look at the innovative technology and techniques that were responsible for the film's beautiful visuals Avatar won three Academy Awards out of nine nominations—Best Cinematography, Best Visual Effects, and Best Art Direction. In this documentary, meet the crew responsible for the sequences that led to those awards. In order to create the spectacular world of the planet Pandora, Cameron and his team had to develop brand new motion capture and animation techniques. While the Na'vi—the alien species that lives on Pandora—are largely computer animated in the film, each Na'vi character is played by a human actor. In order to accurately transfer the actors' performances to the animated sequences, state-of-the-art filming techniques were employed to make the Na'vi look as real as possible. Avatar: Making a Scene breaks down the incredible movie magic that helped make Avatar the highest-grossing film of all time.MORE[EDIT]
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