The transcript discusses the director's preference for practical effects over CGI, focusing on a character with telekinetic powers. The actor describes the experience of filming scenes where objects move in response to his actions, making the powers feel real. The conversation touches on the unexplored potential of the human mind and psychic abilities. Additionally, the actor shares the enjoyment of playing a villain, emphasizing the freedom to be unlikable and the satisfaction of being convincingly hated.

What was the director's approach to using CGI in the film?

• He wanted to use as much CGI as possible.

• He preferred practical effects over CGI.

• He avoided using any effects at all.

• He used CGI only for the main character.

What is the character with telekinetic powers called?

• A shaker

• A thinker

• A mover

• A flyer

What does the speaker believe about the potential of the human mind?

• It is only capable of basic functions.

• There is a lot about the mind that remains unexplored.

• It has no potential for psychic powers.

• It is fully understood and explored.

How does the speaker describe the experience of playing a villain?

• It was confusing and difficult.

• It was challenging and unpleasant.

• It was fun and liberating.

• It was boring and repetitive.

What is the main goal of playing a villain according to the speaker?

• To be as likable as possible.

• To be the hero of the story.

• To be as unlikable as possible.

• To be neutral and unnoticed.