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The 21 pages that link to Visual effects, each with the reason it gives.

• Film productionRelated: Effects may be planned before shooting and completed during post-production.

• AnimationRelated: Visual effects can include animation, but also modify footage or combine it with other imagery.

• Computer-generated imageryRelated: CGI is a major tool for adding effects to filmed productions.

• Special effectRelated: Visual effects extend what a camera can show beyond physical production methods.

• Digital cinemaRelated: Digital production makes complex image compositing and computer-generated scenes practical.

• Superhero filmRelated: The genre’s powers, costumes, and vast settings have driven conspicuous uses of digital effects.

• Wire fuRelated: Digital cleanup can remove visible cables and complete wire-assisted movement.

• Live-action filmRelated: Effects extend what can be shown beyond what was physically present during filming.

• Alfonso CuarónRelated: Gravity integrates effects with camera movement to make space feel continuous and physical.

• Stephen ChowRelated: Digital effects let his later films enlarge physical gags into fantastical action.

• David FincherRelated: Invisible digital effects help make his highly controlled images appear naturalistic.

• Project Hail MaryRelated: The alien setting and interstellar phenomena require cinematic depiction.