Some Very Important Terms That SAG-AFTRA Have Won

[hisjulliet]

SAG-AFTRA has secured informed consent & fair compensation required for the creation & use of digital replicas for performers & background actors

For an employment-based digital replica, actors will be paid the equivalent to the payment if they did the work themselves.

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- DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) November 11

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[sandstorm]

For an employment-based digital replica, actors will be paid the equivalent to the payment if they did the work themselves.

I honestly imagine that looking like garbage, why not just bring the person in. Not blaming SAG but how they had to fight for this that kind of doesn't make sense at first glance. Dan Murrell, we need your help!

[euraylie]

It looks like garbage now, but give it five years. This, unfortunately, is where it’s going

[burntbussy]

[moirasrose]

which is wild because it looked like shit and they should have just used the actor who looked exactly like a young Hamill instead.

[manu19]

Not only does it look weird it also kind of makes no sense like I look hardly like I did when I was a little kid. My face isn’t the same just without wrinkles 20 years ago. They could just use different younger actors that look a like but not the same! as they always did before CGI

[theactualworst]

It’s honestly one of my favorite parts of Hill House. They did an amazing job casting the younger versions of the siblings. That’s part of what casting directors do!

[anyasicon]

I've always found it more impressive when the casting of younger versions of characters were done well. I can't even think of any examples right now, but I know there's a good handful out there to the point where you wonder if the actors are actually related.

[theactualworst]

They did that with El in Stranger Things too for the flashbacks.

[vibeology_e]

Maybe for reshoots when the original actor isn't available?

[sandstorm]

That makes sense.

[maltwhitman]

Who's going to be the first AI to win an Oscar?