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Director Jon M. Chu Says WICKED's Color Grading Is Intended to "Immerse People Into Oz, to Make It a Real Place"
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Director Jon M. Chu unveils the vibrant color grading of the big-screen adaptation of WICKED, aiming to transport audiences to a fully realized Oz.
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- Chu shared that the color grading is intended to 'immerse people into Oz, to make it a real place' for the WICKED movie.
- The film's visual approach aims to bring the fantastical world of Oz to life in an unprecedented way, raising excitement among fans eager to see the iconic Broadway musical leap to the silver screen.
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Jon M. Chu, WICKED, WICKED