Agatha All Along and the Practicality of Sets

Fun fact about this video: I had a bet with my friends on how long it would take me to make a video on this series because of its use of mainly practical sets. Most of them thought it would take 3-4, one said 2 and that was correct.
But I really hope we get more series like this, that Marvel takes note on what makes this series amazing and in the future we get more of it.

[@almisami]

Weirdly, Agatha All Along was SO MUCH CHEAPER to produce than its contemporaries because of its practicality... and it was BETTER for it!

[@backstagemagicyt]

That's the advantage of going practical with 99% of it. I would be curious if the effect in the final episode is done as a Pepper's Ghost or if it's VFX. They haven't released the BTS for that episode yet

[@tjplay3496]

True The ONLY vfx They used was for The water in Jens trial i think green cloud sky and whenever any of The witches manifested Magic in energy

[@backstagemagicyt]

Oh no, the water was real. Actors are paid more if they get wet beyond a certain point, that’s why you don’t see the water rise very high. Only the magic was VFX, as the Rio’s face in episode 8/9 has now been confirmed to be a prosthetic

[@HariSeldon913]

I really expected to hear the term "Practical Magic" (which is also a 1998 movie).

[@backstagemagicyt]

Just gonna note that down in case I find myself making a WandaVision video

[@Liam_Wa]

Nice video.

[@backstagemagicyt]

Thank you!