Marvel reportedly didn’t tell VFX team they had one less month to work on Infinity War Dexerto

Marvel’s treatment of the VFX team was so poor that they were reportedly not told that Infinity War’s release date would be moved up a month.

The treatment of VFX artists in the film and television industries has been a hot topic recently, with many workers alleging low wages and poor working conditions.

Marvel, one of the largest studios in the world, has been one of the biggest culprits in mistreating VFX artists, with some shocking stories about how the studio has treated workers.

The latest story of gizmodo you can have the cake.

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VFX artists spoke about how superhero movies have become the lifeblood of the industry, meaning studios have little bargaining power against giants like Marvel.

But in an irritating display, a VFX artist says his team was unaware that the release dates of two of the MCU’s biggest movies, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, were moved up a month until it was reported. to know the news. rest of the world.

“I remember being on the floor with my crew and one of my artists comes up to me and says, ‘Hey, do you see this?’ and shows me the article that says Marvel moved up the release date by a month.”

When a supervisor asked Marvel about the new date and why they hadn’t been informed, the contact at Marvel apparently said that the studio had “forgotten” to tell the VFX team.

As the artist said “we found out from a press release that we had one less month to work on all these shots”.

Having a whole month less for this work led to a crisis and many tired workers. Although the movies turned out amazing, it’s quite sad that the effects artists had to work in such conditions.