Sentence examples for generated effects from inspiring English sources

Footage from Superman (1978) was mixed with computer generated effects to create a new scene.

With the increased graphics processing power of the next gen consoles and high-end PCs, games began to resemble animated movies, while blockbuster Hollywood films increasingly relied on computer generated effects, in effect becoming non-interactive videogames.

Gone are the puppet strings – audience research found that younger viewers wanted something more dynamic – but along with computer generated effects are models and miniature sets ("actually rather huge" said executive producer Estelle Hughes) that faithfully recall the original Thunderbirds.

First impressions: extremely slow if you're not on a very high speed connection at the highest setting, but the computer generated effects are amazing.

Those orcs were created with computer generated effects, but as is becoming increasingly common, they were also portrayed by real actors on set, with their performances recorded via motion capture.

It was wonderful to see computer generated effects used to create beauty, rather than for blowing things up.

Poor computer-generated effects give the movie an unsettling, two-layered feel.

"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "CSI: Miami" and "The West Wing" are all examples of the many series that use computer-generated effects as one of the cost-effective tools of contemporary television.

It's a blur of mortifyingly ordinary computer-generated effects.

The rest was painstakingly added with computer-generated effects, one byte at a time.

What lies behind Iñárritu's unwavering aversion to computer-generated effects in The Revenant?