How to pronounce Cgi in English

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That was CGI.

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That was cgi.

The Westworld cgi.

It was largely cgi.

That cgi can't replicate.

Created using groundbreaking cgi.

An entirely cgi creation,

Surreal and cgi-heavy.

That was typically cgi.

To create in cgi.

Sequence — the cgi worked.

Is I'm pretty sure there's no cgi or limited cgi here.

Because they're completely cgi characters,

Only the bite was cgi.

A cgi creature truly terrifying.

Was made completely in cgi.

Only a framework for cgi.

With the actual cgi characters.

Are seemingly dominated by cgi,

Can't Hollywood just use cgi?

The multiverse involved intense cgi work.

A cgi character like Baby Groot?

The characters in "Klaus" aren't cgi

Big marketing campaigns, or impressive cgi

Could also be a cgi marvel?

Who went through a cgi transformation.

Otherwise, cgi creations run the risk

So Industrial Light & Magic used cgi

With practical effects and not cgi,

But cgi allowed for new opportunities.

On porn performers' bodies using cgi.

Is largely a result of cgi.

We saw cgi turn man into hedgehog.

Narrator: Many films these days use cgi

Meanwhile, Maleficent's wings were created with cgi.

And cgi animals in the final product,

Without letting cgi get in the way.

But with great cgi comes great responsibility.

Is a cgi breakthrough for the 2020s.

That combine live action and cgi animation,

Achieving this involved complicated and groundbreaking cgi.

Using the cgi models of the creatures

Practical effects often get overshadowed by cgi,

But the chandelier? A 3D cgi add-on.

Allowing for a better and scarier cgi performance.

Animators then had to place the cgi shoggoths

As cgi teeth naturally want to start intersecting

But with cgi, you're also losing the personality

Visceral reaction watching a bunch of cgi rats

Bringing a cgi character with over 40 minutes

Giant-Man was, of course, created with cgi.

Might just be covered in a cgi layer?

Narrator: cgi came in handy for the moment

As all the animals were created with cgi

Who would later be turned into cgi backdrops.

And even though these were created using cgi,

Narrator: Then began the painstaking process of cgi

Everything is created using a new cgi technique

Yet this famously practical medium isn't cgi-free.

Narrator: The production team used very little cgi

In a few shots, the rest are cgi.

A cgi trick which most new films use

A creative choice you couldn't really get with cgi.

And his team just create the burns using cgi?

Assuming it's a real airborne sequence and not cgi.

With 3D cgi, light is added automatically to objects,

But there are some things cgi still can't do,

Despite all the cgi tools available at this time,

And while cgi is used to aid the process,

It actually contains the movie's only non-cgi shot.

Projects. Using it to create the groundbreaking cgi scenes

After all, non-cgi effects could generate stunning results.

And this isn't the work of cgi or camera tricks.

Narrator: cgi can be used to create big, safe fires.

Into the cgi nitty-gritty until they had an idea

Which were later replaced with cgi versions of the animals.

Many cgi dogs were created for this live-action remake.

It almost felt like there was nothing cgi couldn't do.

A cgi-version of long-deceased Hollywood legend James Dean.

To create a cgi skull, they combined the 3D scan

The wights were mostly a combination of prosthetics and cgi.

Stan Winston embraced cgi, and in movies he worked on,

That mixed real props and cgi was the Torterra forest.

For a character who would then be created using cgi.

Challenges in cgi, such as motion blur. The engineers had

Drool is one of the hardest elements to recreate in cgi.

Let's take a look at some cgi from the past decade

As Chris Evans was aged up using a mix of cgi,

- The great thing about that film was it was before cgi.

cgi, especially when practical effects could have gotten the job done.

The most crucial cgi here is what you don't see: the skull.

A lot of that editing wizardry happens thanks to some extensive cgi.

Of 2013 that was like the cgi trailer of like a woman

And that’s because it’s likely the source of the first 3D cgi face.

So you'd been a wet ever used to making these cgi fantastic creatures

The set of "2001: A Space Odyssey" which was made long before cgi. Crowley

Filming digitally and using cgi means that we actually can capture entire movies in

It’s this pixelated robot’s-eye-view that gave birth to cgi: computer generated imagery.

So until producers find a cheap and easy cgi fix for the baby dilemma,

Is all about finding a perfect balance between cgi and practical effects. [Crowley] I have

And they had to get creative to make sure the cgi action came through clearly.