Most of us watch many films. But it is not usually that we see something that amazes us with its visual brilliance and creativity, prompting us to question how it could have probably been filmed and stating it to "movie magic." Movie magic is seldom attributed to camera skills, illuminating tweaks, bizarre props, and futuristic computer technology. Still, the truth is, most of the time, it is merely VFX produced by the VFX pipeline.
VFX stands for visual effects and comprises all imagery and graphic components added to the clip after it is filmed. For example, in films and video clips, they can be digital parts and characters not filmed initially on camera but later joined with computer software. Similarly, a game may possess an executed scene or camera-recorded clip that gets transformed with VFX.
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