Director J.J. Abrams made a point of actually shooting as much of The Force Awakens' action as possible -- largely to remedy the stale acting of George Lucas' green screen-reliant (and critically-panned) final three Star Wars installments. However, if you've seen the flick (or, frankly, if you're familiar with Star Wars at all), then you undoubtedly realize that green screens and major post-production editing are a necessity for something of the film's scope and magnitude. Thus, Michael Desideri...
Director J.J. Abrams made a point of actually shooting as much of The Force Awakens' action as possible -- largely to remedy the stale acting of George Lucas' green screen-reliant (and critically-panned) final three Star Wars installments. However, if you've seen the flick (or, frankly, if you're familiar with Star Wars at all), then you undoubtedly realize that green screens and major post-production editing are a necessity for something of the film's scope and magnitude. Thus, Michael Desideri...
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