VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 24 - Summary

Summary

The video features a group of visual effects artists reacting to and analyzing various CGI (computer-generated imagery) scenes from TV shows and movies. They start by discussing the HBO series "His Dark Materials" and how its CGI animals, such as a monkey and a polar bear, are impressively realistic. They also compare the show's CGI to the 2007 film "The Golden Compass," which is based on the same book series, and note the significant improvement in CGI technology over the past 13 years.

The artists then react to a scene from the TV show "Doom Patrol" featuring a telepathic gorilla and a shark. They praise the show's CGI but note that the animation can be a bit stiff at times.

Next, they watch a scene from the animated TV series "Beast Wars" and are amused by its retro CGI. They compare it to modern CGI and note the significant advancements in technology.

Finally, the video features a brand integration segment where the host promotes Bose noise-cancelling headphones, highlighting their superior noise-cancelling technology, microphone quality, and touch controls. The host and other studio members share their positive experiences with the headphones, emphasizing their usefulness for working professionals and individuals who need to focus.

Facts

1. The video discusses the HBO series "His Dark Materials" and its use of CGI animals.
2. The show is based on the "Golden Compass" series by Philip Pullman.
3. Every person in the world of the show has a demon, which is an animal companion that is another human soul manifested in an animal.
4. The show's creators decided to use CGI animals instead of practical effects.
5. The video compares the CGI animals in "His Dark Materials" to those in the 2007 movie "The Golden Compass".
6. The budget for "His Dark Materials" is about $7 million per episode.
7. The video also discusses the rendering technology used in the show and how it has improved over the years.
8. The hosts of the video compare the CGI animals in "His Dark Materials" to those in other movies and TV shows, including "The Revenant" and "Beast Wars".
9. The video also features a segment on the Bose Headphone 700, which is a sponsor of the video.
10. The hosts discuss the features and benefits of the headphones, including their noise-cancelling technology and microphone quality.