#3 - Army of the Dead and Digital Recasting

Update: 2021-10-29

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In June 2020, allegations surfaced against disgraced comedian and actor Chris D’Elia. Although filming for his last film, Army of the Dead, had been done for months, the productions chose to spend millions to digitally remove and replace D’Elia with actress Tig Nataro. This week Graham and Anastasia discuss the ramifications of digital recasting in the industry in an age of deep fakes and regionally motivated editing.

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#3 - Army of the Dead and Digital Recasting