COOL VIDEOS: Find out how much CGI is used in AMC’s The Walking Dead

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

If you had a question about how much CGI is used in AMC’s THE WALKING DEAD this featurette may put those questions to rest. It’s a pretty cool breakdown of the various zombie effects and how it was being filmed on set.  In a way it’s kind of shocking.  Based on previous behind the scenes featurettes and set images I assumed that the majority of the show was practical effects, but it seems that it’s far from it.

Check it out:

I knew they used some CGI, but I guess it never clicked just how much.  Not that it deters me from watching the show at all.  In fact, the effects are pretty damn impressive as oftentimes I can’t tell one from the other.  I mean, that’s the general idea, right? 

Enjoy the video and check out THE WALKING DEAD on AMC, Sundays at 9/8c.  It’s what all the cool kids are watching.

Source: AMC, You Tube

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