In the series created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the technology always goes hand in hand with drama in a dark science fiction epic that recounts the ins and outs of futuristic artificial intelligence and its sudden awakening of consciousness. Therefore, it is curious that Westworld actors comment that to record the third season of the show, the film crew used “flying robots.”
Through a promotional video shared by HBO, the protagonists Evan Rachel Wood and the newly recruited Aaron Paul commented on the recordings of their first scenes for the third season. Both agreed on the irony of recording scenes with flying drones in a series about robots and artificial intelligence.
Wiping somewhere in between the shooting and the brain, “Westworld” forgot how to have fun. For season two, the epic saga of Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy is steeped in grandeur, ranging from its other special effects to its generic themes (human nature, technology addiction, etc.).
In the series created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the technology always goes hand in hand with drama in a dark science fiction epic that recounts the ins and outs of futuristic artificial intelligence and its sudden awakening of consciousness. Therefore, it is curious that Westworld actors comment that to record the third season of the show, the film crew used “flying robots.”
Through a promotional video shared by HBO, the protagonists Evan Rachel Wood and the newly recruited Aaron Paul commented on the recordings of their first scenes for the third season. Both agreed on the irony of recording scenes with flying drones in a series about robots and artificial intelligence.
“If you don’t think for a second that a drone is going to kill you, it’s because you’re not doing it right,” added Wood. “It is really like making a movie in the future because all cameras are suddenly subject to flying robots. Doing that and being at Westworld is a really surreal experience. “
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