So they now use crowbars, machetes and pokers.” But now that the inventory of bullets is running out, we’ve gone into more close combat weapons and they’re more confident in their attack on the zombies. “In season two we did a lot of bang! – head shot – bang! – head shot et cetera. “Because the characters have evolved into more advanced killing machines they’ve taken a step into closer hand to hand combat,” explains Scalise. This time around, Stargate faced some new challenges in realizing effects, especially for up-close zombie kills. Stargate once again provided digital effects for the show, matching extensive practical and make-up effects work by KNB EFX Group (one of the co-founders of KNB, Greg Nicotero is a co-executive producer, special effects makeup artist, director and also actor on The Walking Dead). In this series, the characters fortify themselves inside an abandoned prison while still trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. “It’s been the season of decapitations,” declares Stargate Studios visual effects supervisor Victor Scalise, reflecting on season three of AMC’s The Walking Dead. We take a look behind the work of these popular shows. Selfridge and Spartacus all share a strong reliance on effects to bring their stories to the small screen – from mixing practical and digital, previs’ing set extensions to shooting on greenscreen stages.
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"All we do now is to avoid the shutdowns," Heunicke said. She added that with the knowledge Denmark has now, "we do not see an autumn and a winter with major restrictions and closures." Nursing home staff will also be offered a fourth shot.įrederiksen said it is the Danish health authorities' assessment that 2.5 million people would be offered revaccination during the fall. Vulnerable people also can get a vaccine by contacting their general practitioner, said the head of the Danish Health Authority, Soren Brostrom. The shot will first be given to those living in nursing homes starting Sept.
"These are staggering numbers, but they are low numbers compared to what we have tried before," said Heunicke, adding that while the variant is more contagious, it doesn't cause more serious illness. As of Wednesday, 1,958 cases were reported in Denmark and 249 people were hospitalized. Last week, the BA.5 variant accounted for 59 per cent of the positive cases while the previous week it represented 32 per cent of the cases, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke said. She added that the swift move was aimed at taking care of older people and the vulnerable and to avoid the congestion of hospitals, shutdowns and restrictions and to keep the economy going. "The infection has been on the rise for the past three weeks," Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said. Newsletter sign-up: Get The COVID-19 Brief sent to your inbox.The reason for the move is a rise in cases of the BA.5 coronavirus variant in Europe, and Denmark's government says it wants to move swiftly to avoid potential restrictions or a lockdown. A fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose will be offered to nursing home residents and people age 50 and over in Denmark later this year, the prime minister said Wednesday.
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