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Hello and welcome to another episode of Big Red Barrel UK podcast, episode 245.

That means it's an extra episode. That means I'm not really here. I'm just here to do like this line and then another line afterwards and then I bugger off. Dan's not here either. It's just Tim. It's Tim and a guest and this time his guest is Mr. Bull Roberts, who's a very nice man, from Frames Store, and he works with visual effects on some amazing movies you might have heard of like Dr. Strange, the most recent beauty in the Beast movie, Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them. Thor Ragnarok is the upcoming one he's working up, but this time he's here to talk about a little-known movie you might have heard about, an indie movie, didn't really get a lot of coverage, but hopefully you've heard of it. It's called Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2, so there'll be much excitement to be had. Anyway, I'm going to throw it over to Tim,

and then you'll hear me come back and say weird things like social links and what have you.

Oh, and obviously, there might be some mild spoilers for Guardians the Galaxy Volume 2. Bye.

Hello, hello, and welcome to another half episode of Big Red Barrel UK, although it's half an episode

we're full of content and yeah, we've got a slightly different interview than I've done before.

Anyone that doesn't know, I think every interview that I've previously done has generally been

video game focus and this is a slight departure from that because we have Paul Roberts

who has worked on,

and I'm going to get this right, the visual effects on Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

Welcome, sir.

I turn the has again.

Yeah, not too bad. It's safe to have you along.

And as I kind of alluded to there, it's definitely visual effects rather than special effects, which you corrected me on when we were setting up this interview.

Just for the benefit of everyone else's education, anyone else may be as stupid as I am.

Can you just clarify what the difference between the two is?

So special effects is practical effects.

Right.

So explosions and things like that that were actually conducted on set,

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