October 17, 2005

vfxblog

Was just turned onto this blog - vfxblog. They seek out people who are on the cutting edge of Visual Effects in Movies and Games, interview them and provide a bit of the story on how some things were done. vfxblog was brought to my attention by a link from Brian Weaver's October 14 entry regarding the spectacular crash of Serenity towards the end of the film. The interview is with Illusion Arts co-owner Bill Taylor and it turns out that the crash was actually a six-foot long scale model shot with a green-screen. CG was used to fill in the scenery and CG was used to tweak some events. The runway was built as a prop. Dang -- that was good work by these people -- that ship had mass and heft. Going up on the 'ole blogroll next time I update it. Posted by DaveH at October 17, 2005 11:34 PM
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