Video game actors are calling for better transparency around “disgusting” motion capture work that is not properly disclosed at the point of booking.
In an interview with the BBC, professional casting director Jessica Jefferies – who previously worked as a motion capture performer – recalled times she’d be called for a shoot with absolutely no information about what the work entailed, only to find out that it included “gratuitous” sex scenes.
“We’d get an email or a call from a studio saying we need you on these days for a shoot,” she explained. “That was all the information we’d get.
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