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"Obviously the big comic book films have been driving the sheer volume of the industry… t🐠he rising tide of technique raises everybody together," Cameron told (via ). "It gives you higher quality artists, more tools and plug-ins and𓄧 code [to use]. You’ve got more talented people writing code out there."
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He continued: "Our team♔ at WETA Digital is constantly having new hires, and it’s coming out of that pool. So it improves everything. That said, WETA Effects, as it’s called now, is the best. Right? Industrial Light & Magic does great work, but when it comes to the kind of emotive facial stuff that we’re doing… Thanos? Come on. Give me a break. You saw [Avatar: The Way of Water]. It’s not even close. It’s what WETA did."
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