VFX titan Phil Tippett talks about creativity, craft and it’s place in the industry.
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VFX titan Phil Tippett talks about creativity, craft and it’s place in the industry.
POSTVIZ(s): Combines digital elements and production photography to validate footage selection, provide placeholder shots for editorial, and refine effects design. Edits incorporating postvis sequences are often shown to test audiences for feedback, and to producers and visual effects vendors for planning and budgeting.
All non-suit User Interfaces from Iron Man’s Base and weird monitor rig...
All Suit-up (+ down) and HUD shots for Marvel’s non-super hero.
Making of the complex CG Simulations of celestial phenomena from Interstellar
What is Previs(z)? & how does it fit into the film-making process? <10 min
Great 2011 Documentary on the impact and insights of Previs for film-making.
Lucas & Co on innovations in Previs and shoot times in Star Wars II
I’m digging Laurent Lavigne’s Mi3 & Matrix previs’ with PS2 level graphics...
Special Effects from one of the best and prescient Sci-Fi film: Metropolis( 1927)
Hugo’s Desk advice on being prepared onset; equipment, apps and workflow.Â
Interview with the Hiring Managers bringing some solid advice on breaking in.
Great end-to-end tutorial on making low budget SF with VFX in AE
The Best 20th and 21st century VFX (sofar)
Excellently animated tutorial based on Disney’s book.
 (0:10)  1. Squash and Stretch  (2:07)  2. Anticipation  (4:14)  3. Staging  (6:33)  4. Straight Ahead/Pose to Pose  (9:14)  5. Follow Through & Overlapping Action (11:17) 6. Slow In & Slow Out (12:57) 7. Arcs (14:38) 8. Secondary Action (16:11) 9. Timing (18:22) 10. Exaggeration (19:55) 11. Solid Drawing (21:38) 12. Appeal
Great interview Gladiator’s John Nelson about film making and Framestore.