Robert Rodriguez discusses his use of the Green Screen in Spy Kids 3D

Credited with bringing back 3D movies, Spy Kids 3D: Game Over was the most profitable film in the Spy Kids franchise...
Rodriguez was able to keep the budget for what became a 200 million dollar summer blockbuster to below $40 million while still including cameos and the large ensemble cast in part because of his creative use of a relatively small studio space and green screen.
This is an episode of a long series of 10 minute film school segments that Robert Rodriguez does for all of his films. These tutorials are on advanced digital film-making and go into detail on how to write, produce and direct your own indie film.
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[@salamanderavem3782]

Mad respect towards him. He is a talented person. Knows what he is doing

[@MasterAnakinSkyWalker]

3:15
That's why the arena host's shadow appears out of nowhere in the movie. It's two separate shots and they animated the scene to make it look like the camera moved.

[@jherrerayt]

crazy how all of this was made in 2002-2003

[@wanyasturdivant341]

Green screen is virtual reality

[@Austin2tall97]

Worst running effect in movie history🗑️🤦‍♂️