Explore the world of invisible #visualeffects with Roni Rodrigues, #VFX Supervisor at Outpost VFX. In our exclusive interview, he breaks down the detailed work that brought authenticity to #BobMarley: One Love. Don't miss this fascinating peek behind the scenes!
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Explore the world of VFX with Alessandro Ongaro, the VFX Supervisor for the epic titan battles in Godzilla vs. Kong: The New Empire! Discover the techniques and visual effects that brought every roaring moment to life on screen, including visualization work by The Third Floor: "Big kudos to Jeremy Munro and The Third Floor, who handled all the visualization required for the film, delivering a blueprint to our vendors that took most of the guesswork out of the picture." "Another critical aspect of the film was dealing with the scale of the Monsters. Early in prep, we agreed to use the different senses of scale based on the situation so that when we’re just with the Monsters, we treat them like they were human-sized creatures rather than 350/400ft tall. This dramatically helped design and choreograph the fight scenes, arguably the film’s most complex aspect from a design perspective. This is also made possible by the excellent work Jeremy Munro and the team at The Third Floor brought to the project during the 15-month period they worked on the film." Check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ePJnd6tf
Godzilla x Kong - The New Empire: Alessandro Ongaro - Production VFX Supervisor - The Art of VFX
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Director & VFX Supervisor | Creator at Hugo's Desk | co-host VFX Notes Podcast | BenQ Ambassador | VES Member
Are you excited about FMX - Film & Media Exchange next week? To celebrate here’s my talk from last’s year FMX with Foundry. In this workshop, I talk about my VFX Supervisor's review workflow. I try to give valuable insights and strategies to optimise your review process. Whether you're a VFX professional or a newcomer to the industry, this workshop will cover topics like preparing for internal team reviews to handling external client reviews with confidence. I also share some essential tips and tricks to streamline your workflow with Nuke Studio with live-action and CG. No matter the size of your facility, you'll discover tips for optimizing your pipelines and making the most of your resources. Enjoy this presentation and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, it’s free: https://lnkd.in/eAgAMMdd And don't forget, there are some amazing Foundry talks at FMX this year. More info below: https://lnkd.in/emxbhCJe Here are some of the chapters available in the video: 02:16 - short bio 07:15 - moved to Sweden 08:42 - moved to London 08:59 - my time at The Mill 09:36 - the first Nuke Client suite 11:39 - Elden Ring and my first Platinum 12:58 - left the Mill and started working remotely 14:25 - my pipeline 16:01 - my 27-sec reel 17:02 - project setups 19:12 - naming each shot 20:10 - finding extra plates 20:56 - building a folder structure 21:37 - rendering all the plates 22:21 - organizing all the plates 22:53 - editorial pipeline 24:07 - talking to your client 24:41 - reviewing with the team 28:16 - reviewing with the client 31:24 - ftrack 32:07 - use a good webcam 35:37 - client reviews with keynotes
Optimizing your VFX Review Workflow: Lessons from a VFX Supervisor @FoundryTeam @FMXConference 2023
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Effective Direction in VFX-heavy projects is pivotal. Godzilla Minus One production underscored how solid direction and communication can streamline complex workflows, making challenging projects more manageable for artists. It's a testament to the power of collaborative environments in fostering creativity and efficiency in the demanding world of visual effects. For a deeper dive into this topic, I recommend checking out the article. P.s Great example is Denis Villeneuve’s team work on Dune. #director #vfx #Teamwork
Godzilla Minus One Director Kept Working Conditions 'Comfortable' For VFX Team
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A Step by Step Guide to VFX Production
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CGI vs VFX vs SFX: Understanding the Differences in Film Effects #Entertainment#Guide
CGI vs VFX vs SFX: Understanding the Differences in Film Effects
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How to Train Your Dragon live action first looks...
Universal Studios unveils a first look at the live action adaptation of How To Train Your Dragon. The film's Production VFX Supervisor Christian Manz (and our Creative Director), is working with Director Dean DeBlois alongside our Art Department, Visdev, Pre-Production, and Visual Effects artists across Framestore's global network of studios to bring the Isle of Berk and its scaly inhabitants to life. How To Train Your Dragon flies onto the big screen June 13, 2025. #HTTYD #VFX #Animation #Trailer #HowToTrainYourDragon
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Are you excited about FMX - Film & Media Exchange next week? To celebrate here’s my talk from last’s year FMX with Foundry. In this workshop, I talk about my VFX Supervisor's review workflow. I try to give valuable insights and strategies to optimise your review process. Whether you're a VFX professional or a newcomer to the industry, this workshop will cover topics like preparing for internal team reviews to handling external client reviews with confidence. I also share some essential tips and tricks to streamline your workflow with Nuke Studio with live-action and CG. No matter the size of your facility, you'll discover tips for optimizing your pipelines and making the most of your resources. Enjoy this presentation and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, it’s free: https://lnkd.in/ekJcR_9v And don't forget, there are some amazing Foundry talks at FMX this year. More info below: https://lnkd.in/euQfgP3M Here are some of the chapters available in the video: 02:16 - short bio 07:15 - moved to Sweden 08:42 - moved to London 08:59 - my time at The Mill 09:36 - the first Nuke Client suite 11:39 - Elden Ring and my first Platinum 12:58 - left the Mill and started working remotely 14:25 - my pipeline 16:01 - my 27-sec reel 17:02 - project setups 19:12 - naming each shot 20:10 - finding extra plates 20:56 - building a folder structure 21:37 - rendering all the plates 22:21 - organizing all the plates 22:53 - editorial pipeline 24:07 - talking to your client 24:41 - reviewing with the team 28:16 - reviewing with the client 31:24 - ftrack 32:07 - use a good webcam 35:37 - client reviews with keynotes
Optimizing your VFX Review Workflow: Lessons from a VFX Supervisor @FoundryTeam @FMXConference 2023
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Now this is how you lead a project.
How do 35 artists produce 610 VFX shots at a fraction of the typical cost? Godzilla Minus One, a film with a shoestring budget of less than 15 million USD, accomplished just that. The cost of VFX on the film was estimated to be under 5 million USD, representing only 25-30% of the movie's budget, which is a stark contrast to the 50% that VFX can represent in larger budget films like those in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So, how did they do it? Speculations of AI usage or overworked artists were debunked. Instead, director and visual effects supervisor Takashi Yamazaki cited clarity of vision and direct communication with the small group of artists as the most important factors that made it possible. The team worked guerilla-style with a flat hierarchy and a strong singular vision to guide them. Yamazaki forged a close connection with the artists and wise spending practices were used. It's a testament to what a well-treated, highly motivated, and strongly inspired crew of VFX artists can accomplish. Read more about Godzilla Minus One's VFX budget in the article linked below. #vfxartists #vfx #costefficiency Source: https://lnkd.in/gAcRN4d7
Godzilla Minus One Director Kept Working Conditions 'Comfortable' For VFX Team
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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
