Recent years have seen a surge in films focused on below-the-line talent—visual effects artists, stunt performers, and costume designers. These narratives often highlight a growing disparity: while budgets for blockbusters balloon into the hundreds of millions, the VFX houses bidding for contracts are often locked in a "race to the bottom," leading to brutal crunch culture and job insecurity. By humanizing the pixels on the screen, these documentaries challenge the audience to consider the human toll of their superhero movies.
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: Major streamers like Netflix still require creators to work through licensed agents or industry executives to pitch new documentary content [42]. Recent years have seen a surge in films