PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Live-action manga adaptations have proven notoriously difficult for Hollywood to get right, but Netflix aims to buck the trend by working with Japanese creators and using advances in visual effects to recreate their worlds more faithfully.
Japanese actor Go Ayano appeared early this year at the Hollywood studio of award-winning production company Scanline VFX, acting out expressions of pain and rage in a space packed with 150 cameras mounted on the walls and floor.
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