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Use the process CGI actors use today to record segments for
special effects movies (i.e. capturing the entire range of motions
for their body and emotions of their face.
Then, use the captured data to power animatronic robots in the
likeness of the performer -- whether in a few key roles, or
eventually for all performances.
No more having to settle for the second cast or third cast in any
performance, on Broadway or anywhere else in the world.
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[+] an interesting bridge to sci-fi autonomous avatars. Though, a bit disappointing it didn't concern zombie Muppets. |
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... and eventually no more having to settle for actors who
are dead, or too old for a particular role, or who've gone
nutty :) |
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Eventually Hollywood will probably demand
actors/actresses sign their likeness rights over upon
death so they can be seamlessly recreated with flawless
recreation of gestures, posture, facial expression and
diction in future roles, in perpetuity. |
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Part of me actually wants this, missing great actors now
passed, and the other part shudders. <shrug> |
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