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Avatar 2 Will Use Performance Capture Technology UnderwaterSo, we already know that James Cameron’s Avatar 2 will take place underwater. While that sounds like a great setting and one that we’re excited about, it poses a big problem. Cameron needs the motion captured characters to be able to interact in that type of environment. So far, the technology behind motion capture hasn’t been able to do this, but for the director’s upcoming sequel, he plans to change that.At a recent conference, the producer on the Avatar films, Jon Landau, revealed that they are testing out technology which will allow for full performance capture done underwater.Check out what he had to say below:We have kept a team of digital artists on from Avatar in order to test how we can create performance capture underwater. We could simulate water [in computer graphics], but we can’t simulate the actor’s experience, so we are going...See full article at We Got This Covered4/9/2013by Matt JosephWe Got This CoveredSimilar NewsJames Cameron (I)'Look, I'm Not Stupid': Ben Affleck Recalls the 'Unfortunate' Mistake He Made With Acclaimed Good Will Hunting Role3/25/2025by Monica ComanComic Book ResourcesIt’s Been Exactly 9 Years Since FromSoft Released a Game That Redeemed Hidetaka Miyazaki for Dark Souls 2 Disaster3/25/2025by Dhruv BhatnagarFandomWireOfficial Trailer for 'Beneath London: The Story of Alien War' Doc Film3/24/2025by Alex Billingtonfirstshowing.netAvatarWhen to start watching Harlan Coben's Caught on Netflix3/25/2025by Aysha Ashley HousehShowSnob“There is also more than a little Avatar in there”: Hidetaka Miyazaki Admits James Cameron’s Influence on Dark Souls3/25/2025by Daniel

Have remained open for her to come back as Dr. Grace in one of the installments leading up to the Avatar 5 movie. Since Sigourney Weaver is back and playing someone else, it proves that Dr. Grace is truly dead. Sigourney Weaver's Avatar 2 Role Beats The First Movie While Sigourney Weaver's character was important to the first Avatar, it mostly felt as if she was there to bring some star power to the (at the time) mostly unknown cast. Weaver's role as Kiri in Avatar: The Way of Water, though, is even more interesting than her role in the first movie. Playing a young Na'vi, Sigourney Weaver's Avatar 2 character is more involved in action sequences than Dr. Grace was in the first film. Playing a young character also provided the chance for a more interesting performance, one that pushed veteran acting talent Sigourney Weaver in new directions. Grace was not the most interesting character in the first movie, but Weaver captures the youthful energy and curiosity of Kiri in a much more challenging role. The best thing about Sigourney Weaver's Avatar 2 character, though, is the emotion it brings to the film. There is still a lot of mystery surrounding Kiri and how she even came to be, but Avatar 2 establishes a connection between Grace and Kiri. It hints at something big to be revealed in future movies with Kiri even seeing a vision of Grace who speaks to her. How The Other Dead Avatar Characters Are Back In Avatar 2 Apart from Sigourney Weaver returning as a different character, two other actors are reprising their roles somewhat similarly: Matt Gerald and Stephen Lang, who in Avatar respectively played RDA soldiers Lyle Wainfleet and Col. Miles Quaritch - the first movie's main antagonist. Indeed, one of the more interesting reveals about Avatar: The Way of Water is resurrecting Stephen Lang's Col. Miles Quaritch as a Na'vi. Both Wainfleet and Quaritch died in Avatar, but in Avatar 2, they will return as Recombinants. Avatar 2's Recombinants are the result of the Avatar Program being used to permanently transfer

“Avatar 2″ just got a bit more real with the release of official concept art that is teasing the new worlds and new creatures that await moviegoers in the long-delayed sequel to James Cameron‘s 2009 box office phenomenon. The official “Avatar” social media account dropped four exclusive looks at the expanded scope of “Avatar 2,” assuring whatever “Avatar” fans are left around the world that “you won’t just return to Pandora — you’ll explore new parts of the world.” Cameron has been vocal about “Avatar 2” exploring underwater worlds.James Cameron is currently developing four “Avatar” sequels. The original movie opened over ten years ago and became the highest grossing movie of all time worldwide (unadjusted for inflation), a title it held for a decade until it was surpassed last summer by “Avengers: Endgame.” Cameron originally wanted to release “Avatar 2” in 2014, but the added sequels and the new technology needed for his extensive underwater sequences pushed the film back to December 2020 and then again to December 2021. Cameron said in December that fans should not expect any more delays in terms of the film’s release. “From 2013 until now we’ve mostly designed the whole world across four new movies,” Cameron said. “We’ve written, finished scripts for all four of those films. We’ve cast them, and we’ve [performance] captured movie 2, movie 3, and the first part of movie 4. We’re mostly done with the live action. I’ve got a couple months in New Zealand in the spring, so we’re kind of on track with what we set out to do…We’re kind of right on schedule for December 2021.” iHeartRadio Podcast Awards 2025 “Avatar 2” will reunite Cameron with a large portion of his original cast, including Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, and Sigourney Weaver. New cast additions include Kate Winslet, Oona Chaplin, and Vin Diesel.Disney is set to distribute “Avatar 2” nationwide on December 17, 2021. Additional “Avatar” sequels will be released in December 2023, December 2025, and December 2027. Check out a first look at the new “Avatar” worlds in the photos below.In the #Avatar sequels, you won’t

The reef people", in reference to the Na'vi clan of Metkayina, making Avatar 2 Winslet's first role via performance capture, or motion capture altogether, which she was looking forward to; as she insisted on performing all her character's movements herself, she, like the child cast, had to learn free-diving for the film. Winslet, who had been notoriously reluctant about working with Cameron again because of the complicated situations he puts his actors in for their scenes, stated that Cameron proposed the role to her in July 2017 when he came to help her and their fellow Titanic collaborator Leonardo DiCaprio at a fundraiser in France, sending her the scripts shortly after. She commented that her role was "relatively small comparative to the lengthy shoot", as she would only have one month of shootings, but also "a pivotal character in the ongoing story".On October 13, 2017, it was announced that Giovanni Ribisi would reprise his role of Parker Selfridge from the first film, in all four upcoming Avatar films. On January 25, 2018, Dileep Rao was confirmed to return as Dr. Max Patel. A year later, Edie Falco, Brendan Cowell, and Michelle Yeoh joined the cast in live-action roles. In early April 2019, Vin Diesel announced that he would be joining the cast of the Avatar sequel, although it was not clearly specified which sequels he would be in.In October 2019, Edward Norton revealed that he had turned down a role in Avatar 2, due to only being interested in playing a Na'vi, which his proposed character was not. In April 2018, David Thewlis revealed his involvement in the franchise, stating that he would be featured in three of the four sequels, later stating in January 2020 that his character was a Na'vi. This led to Thewlis being largely reported as part of the cast of Avatar 2; however, he stated in June 2020 that the reports were wrong, and that he would actually be a part of Avatar 3 to 5.Performance capture filming[]Avatar: The Way of Water had entered production and started preliminary shooting on August 15, 2017, with Manhattan