zizman: You won't believe what the movies we watch
really looked like before the visual effects were
addeed..

prof800: power of the green screen.

sholay2011: ^^^^^^^ Eh-eh-eh oh! Won tun ti de o. Awon Oga hoodrush...abeg no derail the thread.

You should kindly go back to 'that thread' where it was the topic of discussion btw you, speedypikin and Villageboi.

Tenk.

prof800:
**runs far far away**

Yoshi-Master:

One time when dey shoot one guy for naija film, na so in quickly carry whole tomato, come squeeze am for in chest as in dey fall.
Which kin technology be that one?

pharuk: Don't be in a hurry to compare with Nigerian movies

A basic VFX could be done by a 2nd year student doing Animation

The problem
1. Nigerian Movie Market is not targeted towards Visual Effects. If you look at the age of people who watch Nigerian Movies you find out that they are not concerned with how crappy the movie looks and VFX might put them off.

2. As a director, why pay for expensive Visual Effects when 51 Iweka road will illegally make thousands of copies of your movie and make a profit on your head

3. Older Generation prefer crappy movies because they can easily relate to that

No offence directed or given
When ever we are ready, I know someone who could do a great VFX
malcolm.es

And to think The life of Pi got me crying....mtschew