How do you get two characters to ride a giant flying goose, anyway?
This week on the befores & afters podcast, we’re chatting to visual effects supervisor Adrian De Wet and visual effects producer Eve Fizzinoglia about the making of Slumberland.
On the podcast, we break down a number of key sequences in the film—from the companion pig, to the flying goose, and the cuban hotel. We look at how each was planned, shot and executed. It’s really fun to have both the VFX supe and producer perspective on this.
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Below, check out a number of Slumberland VFX breakdowns, including from De Wet and Fizzinoglia, and from vendors such as DNEG, Framestore, Scanline VFX and Outpost.
Here’s the audio podcast, below.
Check out these behind the scenes videos.
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