Before the official production was completed, director Daniel Espinosa and his team completed the precise process of the set based on the real International Space Station. The screenwriter portrayed the science fiction and technology in the film more accurately and realistically, and hired Dr. Rudolf Schmidt, Inspector General of the European Space Agency, and microbiologist Adam Rutherford as consultants. The scenes of the film are all set in the limited space of the International Space Station, and the actors need to simulate the zero-gravity environment of the space station astronauts. The actors are suspended on huge steel wires controlled by the staff to create a suspended state in a weightless environment. In the post-editing process, the crew will use CGI technology to erase the steel wire from the shot.
Life Post-production
2021-11-25 08:01
Extended Reading
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Krystal 2022-03-20 09:01:33
The setting is too rough and affects the look and feel. The touch should come from details and rigor; however, the level of acting is okay, and it can scare people every time.
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Suzanne 2022-04-23 07:01:39
Raising Gu backlash. Many years in the future, Calvin-like creatures will rise, and their civilization will be recorded as follows: Humans, unpalatable.
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Rory Adams: Control, if you're listening, and you probably are 'cause you're creepy that way, can I just rant for a second about the micromanagement? We're not blood-filled meat puppets. I come from a long line of plumbers that can fix a shower, but I can't. Well, Hugh doesn't shower anyway - he's British. It's not being critical, you're just a very under-bathed nation; everybody knows it.
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Miranda North: I know what I feel is not rational, not scientific.
Miranda North: I feel hate. I feel pure fucking hate for that thing.