Ever since Forrest Gump shook JFK's hand in 1994, we've been obsessed with putting new things into old film footage. But just because we can doesn't mean we should: Pull it off and it's amazing; fail and the audience can only think about how fake it looks.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Tricky Effects Transport Hemingway & Gellhorn Stars Into the 1930s
Tricky Effects Transport <em>Hemingway & Gellhorn</em> Stars Into the 1930s
Ever since Forrest Gump shook JFK's hand in 1994, we've been obsessed with putting new things into old film footage. But just because we can doesn't mean we should: Pull it off and it's amazing; fail and the audience can only think about how fake it looks.
Ever since Forrest Gump shook JFK's hand in 1994, we've been obsessed with putting new things into old film footage. But just because we can doesn't mean we should: Pull it off and it's amazing; fail and the audience can only think about how fake it looks.
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