special effects

British  

plural noun

1. films techniques used in the production of scenes that cannot be achieved by normal techniques

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Example Sentences

In contrast, working on Mercy was "like a long performance of a two or three-act stage play", but "with special effects on a par with any of the great big blockbusters".

From BBC

Blame the 2023 Hollywood strikes along with the reality that big fantasy projects take considerably more time to shoot given the elaborate sets, costumes and special effects required.

From Los Angeles Times

There are no special effects, music or flashing lights, just a quiet nostalgic drive through what feels like a sparkling forest.

From Los Angeles Times

"Those are expensive, whether they are special effects or location shots. In order to be able to afford these they need cheap labour, which Hungary can provide," Havens said.

From Barron's

But there are still niches that appeal to Chinese audiences, including family movies, big blockbusters laden with special effects and animated franchises.

From Los Angeles Times