Exclusive KING KONG VS GODZILLA REMAKE Interview

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King Kong vs Godzilla Remake News: The Ministry of Truth (MOT) finally tracked down a graphic designer associated with the King Kong vs Godzilla remake. Due to a no-confidentiality contract, this person cannot be identified, but he is technically an independent contractor for either Toho or Universal, and is currently in the Philippines with new information about the King Kong vs Godzilla remake. As a graphic designer for one of these major movie studious, he has inside information about current projects, upcoming projects, and canceled projects. He was very scared to be interviewed by MOT News, so he spoke to us on the condition of anonymity (he wants to be called CCB3) and insisted on saying he works for Toho OR Universal.

MOT: Keeping within our agreement of anonymity, tell us who you are and how you would have any inside information about a King Kong vs Godzilla remake?

CCB3: I have worked on numerous projects overseas for Toho or Universal. I am an independent contractor; I am not employed by Toho or Universal nor am I officially a King Kong vs Godzilla remake worker. I get paid via a subsidiary. I am a simple Pinoy worker trying to support my family in the Philippines before I came across this King Kong vs Godzilla remake unofficial project. Part of the agreement was to sign a no-confidentiality agreement, so I can’t get on TV and talk about a King Kong vs Godzilla remake.

MOT: Does that mean there is a King Kong vs Godzilla remake in the works? CCB3: In a word, yes- Toho or Universal has commissioned the office where I work at to design preliminary CGI graphics for a King Kong vs Godzilla remake.

MOT: Please describe your role in this King Kong vs Godzilla remake and how the process went.

CCB3: Well, Toho or Universal contacted the company where I work (we get subcontracted a bunch of stuff that n one knows about), and asked for a 5 minute battle between Godzilla and King Kong using the same 3-D motion capture CGI graphics as [the movie] Beowulf. Due to the fact that this request came straight from the company and big money was offered, we knew this had to do with the King Kong vs Godzilla remake.

MOT: What did you do for this King Kong vs Godzilla remake clip? CCB3: I’m on the King Kong vs Godzilla remake graphic rendering and shadow team; we worked 6 days a week on this for one-and-a-half months. Looking back now, it was a fun experience to be part of the King Kong vs Godzilla remake, but it was very stressful because of the battle scene they requested. MOT: Why was this King Kong vs Godzilla remake scene stressful?

CCB3: Well the first major issue is that it took weeks for our artists to render the two monsters without true frames of references, so we were forced to have a lot of “wide angles” and “blur motion” scenes in this battle. We also had issues because since this will be like Beowulf, we had no people to motion capture so we kinda had to use less detail for the human bystanders in the scene.

PART TWO of this King Kong vs Godzilla remake interview soon.