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the article said:
eliminate the movie post-production process.
...No it won't. Not unless you CG everyone and have everyone do everything (music included) in a single take. Barring that there's still going to be post. Also there's a point in the vid where two people pass through one another 0:55... Also even if they are able to fix such things immediately after the take that is still after the fact, you know, post. Also I just wanted to used the word "also" again and no I didn't want wait for another sentence to use two "also"s. Also they'd still have to deal with the actors lines being heard and making sure that their lines aren't being drowned out unexpectedly by the other actor breathing into the mic. Again even if they fix those things immediately after the take that is still post. Also they're assuming anyone would want to be tied down to a single take for their film. Also subtitles for any alien languages or even any other language than the film's primary language. That too would need to be ironed out in post. Also they'd still need to add the credits in post. Also if you try to eliminate the "post-production process" then pick up shoots would be out of the equation too. Since that too is after the fact and you'd have to edit that material into the film in post. Deciding to focus the camera on another actor instead of who you did in the first take? Yeah not if Lucasfilm gets their way. The process of post also gives the filmmaker's time to think about the story more and possibly make it better. Removing post isn't going to happen.
This post on the other hand is going to be posted.
