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"Lucasfilm wants to axe the post-production process in filmmaking. The studio - founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas in 1971 - explained that it plans to use real-time video game graphic engines.  Kim Libreri, Lucasfilm&amp;#039;s chief technology strategy officer, was speaking at the Technology Strategy Board event at BAFTA in London last week. &amp;quot;We think that computer graphics are going to be so realistic in real-time computer graphics that, over the next decade, we&amp;#039;ll start to be able to take the post out of post-production; where you&amp;#039;ll leave a movie set and the shot is pretty much complete,&amp;quot; he said. Libreri went on to say: &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s so many things that you can do with the fact that video graphics is going to be real-time and not this post-process that we&amp;#039;ve had traditionally. &amp;quot;If you combine video games with filmmaking techniques, you can start to have these real deep, multi-user experiences. Being able to animate, edit and compose live is going to change the way we work and it&amp;#039;s really going to bring back the creative experience in digital effects.&amp;quot; He also demonstrated a video, posted by The Inquirer, which shows Lucasfilm&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;performance capture stage&amp;quot; driving the game engine for 1313. Watch below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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