Oh what a celebration we'll have today, as Wicked soars onto the big screen 💚 💖 Congratulations to our Art Department, Framestore Pre-Production Services (FPS) team, and VFX artists on their amazing work transporting the realms of Oz from stage to screen. The visual spectacle utilised the entire pipeline - beginning with incredible concepts from our Art Department, FPS worked to streamline an efficient shoot through previs and techvis, led by Chris McDonald, and postvis supervised by Maike Fiene. The film features incredible environments, creatures, and effects from our VFX artists across our global studios, led by VFX Supervisors Jonathan Fawkner and Jeremy Robert. So if you care to find some outstanding visual effects, look to your local theatre 🫧 #VFX #WickedMovie #ConceptArt #Previs #Animation
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Manjummel Boys - VFX Breakdown by EGG White VFX Studio The film industry continually evolves, pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology. One such example is "Manjummel Boys," a film that has captivated audiences with its engaging storyline and stunning visual effects. Behind the magic of these visual effects (VFX) is EGG White VFX Studio, a company known for its innovative and high-quality work. This article delves into the VFX breakdown of "Manjummel Boys," highlighting the techniques and artistry involved in bringing the film’s extraordinary visuals to life. Checkout VFX Breakdown: vfxexpress.com
Manjummel Boys - VFX Breakdown by EGG White VFX Studio The film industry continually evolves, pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology.
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Ever wondered what it takes to bring epic fantasy to life on screen? 🎬✨ Throwback to the work on the animatic credits for @thesiegeofrobinhood a 7-figure feature film that pushed the boundaries! From 500 cast and crew to medieval jousts and explosive action, this project was a VFX paradise. But our proud piece for the movie? Creating a Hollywood-worthy finale that leaves audiences in awe. 🏰🏹 Our team crafted custom animations for each character - Lancelot with rearing horses, Robin Hood shooting arrows, and Merlin mixing potions. The result? A seamless blend of subtlety and spectacle that rivals major LA studios. As Paul Alica, the film's Robin Hood, put it: "It looks like something that's just come out of one of the biggest studios in LA." We're humbled by the praise and thrilled with the outcome! “If you could have any magical ability brought to life through VFX in a film, what would it be and why? 🎥💫 #VFXmagic #FilmProduction #AnimationArt
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As a filmmaker, I believe that VFX should be used sparingly to enhance the story. With that said, I have some experience in the field and it came in handy when leading visual development for the studio I worked for. Check out my 8 year old VFX reel to see some of my work. #VFX #filmmaking #creatives #filmindustry #behindthescenes #visualdevelopment
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You've seen the series, think you know what was CG? Think again, or see for yourselves in this great breakdown!
We are thrilled to release a #vfxbreakdown of our work on Shõgun featuring big #CG and #DMP environments, large #digidouble crowds, ships, water and other #vfx magic! ✨ Goodbye Kansas Studios had an incredible opportunity to contribute to this series, delivering 116 shots across seven episodes. We're immensely proud, along with everybody else who contributed, with the positive reviews from its audience. 🔥 A special thank you to FX Networks and VFX supervisor Michael Cliett, who included us on this journey. Let us know what you think of the breakdown and the series below! 👇 https://lnkd.in/db9WPh6a __________________ #vfxstudio #postproduction #animation #cgi #vfxartist #shogun #motioncapture
Shõgun | VFX Breakdown | Behind The Scenes | Goodbye Kansas Studios
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Looking at scene breakdowns and approaches from camera to visual effects / realtime you have to adapt to production needs. Sometimes you will have to make custom solutions per project or even per scene / segment. Coming from a background as a cinematographer I always make connection as a VFX / VP Supervisor direct to the camera team. This adapted and updated Snoricam style rig (nice RED Raptor X btw) Will is fitted with gives a unique POV and enhances quite a few aspects of this action sequence. When the film comes out its going to be fun to breakdown how they approached this in Previs / Stuntvis and actual production. Its great as a learning tool to share with teams as you can gain alot from BTS as to the process other filmmakers are using. You can see how films especially action films have inspired games with a very familiar POV camera FOV in games. It also would not be hard to build a Previs / Techvis of this rig in UE5 or Blender to audition the moves, shot pacing and lens choices. :) 📽 credit to Will Smith on his operating skills and to the grip dept for rigging up this modified Snorricam 😎 #behindthescenes #badboys #filmmaking #process #vfx #cinema #games RED Digital Cinema
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Looking at scene breakdowns and approaches from camera to visual effects / realtime you have to adapt to production needs. Sometimes you will have to make custom solutions per project or even per scene / segment. Coming from a background as a cinematographer I always make connection as a VFX / VP Supervisor direct to the camera team. This adapted and updated Snoricam style rig (nice RED Raptor X btw) Will is fitted with gives a unique POV and enhances quite a few aspects of this action sequence. When the film comes out its going to be fun to breakdown how they approached this in Previs / Stuntvis and actual production. Its great as a learning tool to share with teams as you can gain alot from BTS as to the process other filmmakers are using. You can see how films especially action films have inspired games with a very familiar POV camera FOV in games. It also would not be hard to build a Previs / Techvis of this rig in UE5 or Blender to audition the moves, shot pacing and lens choices. :) 📽 credit to Will Smith on his operating skills and to the grip dept for rigging up this modified Snorricam 😎 #behindthescenes #badboys #filmmaking #process #vfx #cinema #games RED Digital Cinema
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