Once again, do you even know what we were talking about?
Did you bother to read the rest of the comments in the thread? And that part is essential to fully understanding what we were talking about.
Because if you did bother to read the rest of the comments in the thread, then the comment that you made is ridiculous. And I say it's ridiculous because it's not an issue of what I think I know, and most likely being wrong because I'm looking so hard at something. No, what I think I know is actually fact, and it is not a by product of looking hard at anything. It's simply from having an understanding of the technology and it's limitations, and how they make the show in general.
And it's fact because the director of photography said as much in the Disney Gallery episode on the making of season 2 of the show. But I didn't need him to confirm that, because it was immediately obvious to me from simply watching the episode in question. Because again, I do have an understanding on how they make the show.
Do you have that same understanding on how they make the show? Do you have that same base of knowledge on the uses and limitations of the technology?
Yes, and while I don't work in the film industry, I do in fact have an understanding on how they make the show simply from reading and watching the publicly released information about how the show is made. Some of which I posted above, which I assume you read and watched?
Moreover, it's very easy for me to tell the difference between what was shot in the Volume and what was not, because again, I have knowledge of how the show is made from information that is publicly available for any and all to see. For example, before the first episode of the show aired I saw photographs of The Mandalorian sets on the show's backlot in EL Segundo, California. And so when I first saw those sets in the episodes, I immediately knew that was not shot in the Volume. So that wasn't a function of looking hard for anything. It was just simply a function of having an understanding of how the show is made from information that was publicly available for any and all to see.
The episode in question, that the director of photography said in a video posted on Disney+'s website, that it was shot on location in Simi Valley, California, that was obvious to me immediately because of the terrain in the episode, and the scale of the scenes. So I knew immediately that wasn't shot in the Volume, because again, of having an understanding of the technology, and of how the show is made from information that was publicly available for any and all to see. What was done and how it was done in that episode is too large to do in the Volume. And that was immediately obvious to me. And I didn't have to look hard, I just simply had to look at it.
Do you have a similar understanding of the technology, and how the show is made from information that's publicly available for any and all to see? And I ask, because I see now that I mistakenly thought that the people making dismissive comments had the same base of knowledge that I had. But was not the case. No, they were simply making dismissive comments do to a lack of knowledge and understanding on their part.
That also goes back to my question: did you even know what we're talking about before you made your comment? Or did you also simply make a dismissive comment do to a lack of knowledge and understanding on your part?
