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Go deeper into ‘The Lion King’
This breakdown from MPC reveals more.
The big effects moments in the one-shot ‘1917’
How MPC handled transitions, set-extended trench runs, orchestrated a plane crash, and turned an Olympic whitewater rafting course into a wild river ride.
Iterating shots – virtually – for ‘The Lion King’
From early animation to virtual cinematography to final shots.
In appreciation of ‘The Lion King’s’ true star: the dung beetle
Plus other scene-stealing background characters from the film.
How blue velcro stubs became the magnificent wings of ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’
The actors playing winged characters also practiced with stand-in backpacks that sprouted foam wings.
‘We built a video game, the purpose of which was to make a movie’
A new featurette on the virtual production behind ‘The Lion King’.
Observations from an ‘Ad Astra’ comp supe
Check out these MPC scenes from the film and commentary on the compositing challenges behind the work.
How ‘The Lion King’ moved away from digital matte paintings to create fully CG vistas
Something was very different about the environments in the photo-real animated film.
The very unique characteristics of a warthog’s hair: grooming Pumbaa
How MPC modeled, groomed, simulated and styled Pumbaa’s CG hair and fur for ‘The Lion King’.
How ‘The Lion King’ filmmakers shot the ‘Everything the light touches’ scene
VFX supervisor Robert Legato breaks down how the iconic scene was filmed, virtually.
Come to Switzerland, learn about CG actors
ILM, MPC and Cubic Motion will be diving into their CG human and character workflows.
When Storm attacks
How MPC delivered this intense lightning moment in ‘Dark Phoenix’.
To pull off this shot, the VFX team had to make Godzilla run at 200 mph
‘King of the Monsters’ VFX supe Guillaume Rocheron on orchestrating this Godzilla vs. Ghidorah clash.
How Ryan Reynolds was transformed into a furry yellow Pokémon
Facial capture and the actor’s awesome asymmetrical expressions helped the VFX team find the character.
4 reasons why the CG Pokémon in ‘Detective Pikachu’ were so well integrated into the film
One of those reasons: the crazy cute fur ball stand-ins.