Brooklyn
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Obviously, times have changed ---
YODA went from being one of the most famous creations from the Henson company, to becoming something generated from a computer for the last episode.
Having miniatures made of sets was not only a money saver but became an art form, now most of that is accomplished via a computer.
So where do all these talented people go? Can they still get work? Is it a dying art form? Is claymation, puppetry and other forms that used to help tell a story being replaced with the perfect renditions from a computer. Does anyone else cringe when they see ELMO’S WORLD and how it is all cgi?
YODA went from being one of the most famous creations from the Henson company, to becoming something generated from a computer for the last episode.
Having miniatures made of sets was not only a money saver but became an art form, now most of that is accomplished via a computer.
So where do all these talented people go? Can they still get work? Is it a dying art form? Is claymation, puppetry and other forms that used to help tell a story being replaced with the perfect renditions from a computer. Does anyone else cringe when they see ELMO’S WORLD and how it is all cgi?