Your Favourite Actors Will Never Die On Screen

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong

18-Oct-18 12:35

Your Favourite Actors Will Never Die On Screen

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Carrie Fisher and Paul Walker both appeared in Hollywood movies even after their sudden passing. This improvements in CGI mean neither age nor death will stop some performers from working. Actors are now digitally preserving themselves, so even in year 3018, Steven Seagal will save you from world-ending disasters.

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Categories: Film, Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, SME

Tags: artificial intelligence, puppet, 3d modeling, cgi,

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