Proponents of the bill, Mr. Hickman said, underestimate the difficulty in shooting a live target in a chaotic episode.
His best-known film, "Houses Without Doors," was born of the difficulty of shooting on the street; to make it, Kaprealian placed a small camera on the balcony of his family home in Aleppo's Al-Midan neighborhood.
Michael Lantieri, mechanical effects supervisor for the 1912 scenes, noted the difficulty in shooting the train sequence.
There was a lot of talk Friday about the difficulty of shooting the ball in giant football stadiums.
The notorious difficulty of shooting movies on water has lessened somewhat in the era of CGI, and "In the Heart of the Sea" makes use of that technology, particularly in the creation of the whale.
The conversation veered from the difficulty of shooting in the South Korean countryside to a miraculously sourced Chanel dress and the tedious nature of producing Okja's hundreds of VFX shots, most of which were shot on location rather than in front of a green screen.
Ms. Bigelow, on the difficulties of shooting on location in places like markets in India: "Everybody looks at the camera.
The difficulties of shooting in such a tight space, which seems to expand and contract depending on the scene (as if the car were breathing), are conspicuous but rendered invisible by his masterly filmmaking.
The movie's director of photography was Carlo Di Palma, an Italian renowned for his work with Michelangelo Antonioni and Woody Allen, but he was growing frustrated by the difficulties of shooting in the harsh tropical sun.
He relayed the difficulties of shooting the series, writing, "Heavy breaking waves create the most graphic underwater explosions but also create the sediment which can make the image cloudy".
