Project hail mary co-director christopher miller clarifies sci-fi film's visual effects

christopher miller, co-director of the upcoming sci-fi film Project Hail Mary, has moved to clarify earlier statements about the movie's use of visual effects (VFX). In recent interviews, Miller claimed that there are no green screen shots in the entire movie, with the spaceship being built as a practical set and the alien character, nicknamed Rocky, appearing as a puppet in the scenes.

Miller clarifies 'no green screen' remark

However, this sparked a mixed reaction, with some expressing disbelief, given Project Hail Mary's significant space-based scenes. In a subsequent clarification statement, Miller explained that while there is indeed no green screen in the film, it doesn't necessarily mean the absence of VFX.