 Complete the following phrase:  Snoot FX, a division of Snoot Entertainment, and Origami Digital LLC are responsible for all the animation and visual effects work on Bunraku. The movie will mix CGI and practical sets to create the world of Bunraku. In a 2008 interview, Hartnett, who was instrumental in getting the film Sin City made, compared the look of Bunraku to Alfred Hitchcocks Rope, in that it will play out or at least appear to play out in one long, unedited take. Hartnett explained Its in the vein of Sin City or something like that, where the world doesnt look like reality at all...Some of the scenes are gonna be more Michel Gondry-like I guess but a lot of them will be green screen as well...Its not fantasy. Well, I mean, its not Narnia. Its a film that, I dont know how to stick it into a genre, but I would say its more a film like Sin City than anything else. In a 2010 interview, actor McKidd revealed that Bunraku is a hybrid of a western and a martial arts film. The world its set in is almost circus-like in the feel of it and its all origami. The whole universe is constantly folding paper to create a cityscape or interiors of rooms or the sunrise. In a 2009 interview, McDowell, better known as the production designer of major Hollywood successes such as Minority Report, The Terminal or Fight Club, indicated that in Bunraku the production was using the idea that the movement in the camera work should dictate the set, rather than the set design in any way limiting the action. So, if a character performed a kick which needed a physical context such as a wall, that wall would be provided in the design. In this way, the actors should have a total freedom of space in which to work and to give of their best. McDowells special value to Bunraku as a salesman has been front-loaded. The pre-visual content that he made to show during the 