- Comic books, as a popular art form, have become a popular vehicle for film
- The standard practice has been to adapt a comic book to a film under the standard plot and visual structures of action films instead of maintaining the unique point of view and look of the comic book
- This is often used for short momentary sequences in film, but the Digital Backlot process uses only the green screen environment for the whole film. In this way the actors are shot on a set that is entirely blanketed with this green surfacing. This allows the post-production effects people to construct and entirely artificial world for the actors to inhabit. The advantage of this is to create something hyperreal, which mimics some of the aspects of the real world in a way that is surreal and imaginative
- This began with films like Casshern, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, and Immortal, which all proved it was entirely possible to forgo the imagery of the real world for one that was entirely created by post-production artists
The second part of the image shows the same children but with an image of the power rangers. When they decided to make the power rangers it was aimed at children in this age region. I also think that they added female characters in the programme power rangers as a way of having girls as thier audience to.