That really isn&#x27;t the way it works. Hollywood spends millions developing a look. If they want to see a mockup, they spend the bucks, because the magic really does come from the human element. If anything, seeing a robot do it poorly turns off producers. It&#x27;s anti-inspirational. It implies something is either cliche or about to be commodified. That&#x27;s the last thing they want before embarking on a multi-year, couple hundred million dollar artistic endeavor -- whether movie or game.<p>There are tech teams inside these companies (of course) and they do take input from academia (Gollum&#x27;s skin...) but, having been there, it most certainly doesn&#x27;t look like this.