What is 'fx clipped true story' about?

I'm not sure specifically which 'clipped fx true story' you are referring to. It could be about a special effect in a movie or a project related to Clipped FX. Maybe it's the story behind a unique visual effect they created, like for a famous film scene.

I'm not sure. It might be or it might not. Sometimes it's hard to tell without more information.

Well, 'fx' usually refers to visual or audio effects. 'Clipped' can imply that it was somehow modified or shortened. When it says 'based on true story', it indicates that the overall work, whether it's a film, TV show, or other media, has its roots in real - life events. So, perhaps the fx were clipped to make the presentation more in line with what actually happened in the true story.

There are many war - related stories that use clipped fx based on true story. They might recreate battle scenes with some special effects to show the chaos and brutality more vividly. For example, adding explosions or bullet impacts in a more dramatic way while still being based on real historical events. This helps the audience to better understand the intensity of the situation.

I don't really know the significance of 'fx clipped true story' without more details. It could be significant to a particular group or individual who is involved in the story related to 'fx' (whatever that stands for) and the clipping aspect of it.

They often work with a team of special effects artists. These artists use a combination of computer - generated imagery (CGI) and practical effects. For instance, in a movie based on a true story about a sea adventure, they might use a real - life model of the ship and then add CGI elements like stormy seas and sea monsters (if it was part of the legend associated with the story). This way, the clipped fx blend well with the real - life elements of the story.

One example could be 'The Imitation Game'. This movie is based on the true story of Alan Turing. The fx related to the code - breaking machines might have been clipped. The filmmakers wanted to convey the essence of Turing's work and the historical context. They didn't need to show overly elaborate and long - winded fx of the machines in action. Instead, they focused on Turing's character, his struggles, and how his work affected the outcome of World War II. By clipping some of the fx, they were able to better tell the true story behind the code - breaking efforts.

Sorry, without more information, I can't share specific details. It could be anything from a technical breakthrough in fx to a story about the people behind Clipped FX.

In most cases, 'Clipped' isn't based on real events. It's usually the product of the writer's imagination to engage and captivate the audience with an interesting fictional narrative.

Not necessarily. 'Clipped' might draw inspiration from real events, but it's likely a blend of reality and imagination to make it more engaging for the audience. There could be fictional characters or plotlines added.