Maker John Landau has affirmed virtual creation on Avatar 2 will continue despite live-activity shooting being postponed on account of the coronavirus.
After breaking all-time box office record for the second time with the original Avatar in 2009, James Cameron has spent the most recent decade taking a shot at one, however, four spin-offs of his raving success science fiction film.
When Will Avatar 2 Going To Be Scheduled?
Following its takeover of Fox a year ago, Disney scheduled the spin-offs of come out each other December, beginning with Avatar 2 in 2021. Presently, as a result of the COVID-19 flare-up, it’s not, at this point, clear if they’ll be adhering to those dates.
Production Updates
The official Avatar Twitter account posted a fresh update today as a message from Landau. While the maker affirmed the Avatar 2 team is doing their part to smooth the bend and control the spread of COVID-19, they will have the option to securely continue “virtual production” as they do as such.
While it’s possible, Avatar 2 will despite everything wind up being pushed back once the coronavirus episode has been contained and Hollywood handles the bad strategic dream of rescheduling the different March, April, and May 2020 movies that have just postponed, until further notice it seems like the undertaking is as yet gaining high ground.
Other Major Updates
Avatar 2 alone will present a few fresh out of the box new situations not found in the first film, as prodded in the idea craftsmanship released earlier this year. Not to mention, Cameron has just shot a great deal of movement catch film of the actors who’re playing Na’vi, so Weta Digital and the film’s different VFX artists should have a lot of material to work from as they proceed to change them into outsiders digitally.
Because of the liquid idea of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s not in any way clear when motion pictures that were in the middle of shooting will have the option to recommence. Several films that are scheduled for late 2020 or 2021 may likewise wind up being deferred.
