https://postperspective.com/vfx-supervisor-christian-manz-on-how-to-train-your-dragon/?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=vfx-supervisor-christian-manz-on-how-to-train-your-dragon
https://postperspective.com/weta-vfx-supervisor-on-kingdom-of-the-planet-of-the-apes/ I love WETA and will never forget getting a tour by Richard Taylor when working on the BTS of King Kong! And it is shame that this didn’t win the VFx because every film ups the ante of how incredible these apes look!
Dune and its sequel have impressive visual effects, so this interview is very interesting.
Another great interview from PostPerspective. Interesting, and I mostly enjoyed Romulus, in fact much more than I thought I would. A mix of fan service and good movie making, but with some huge plot holes that Lee me from really loving it. Like if they went and found the Alien from Alien, where do all the face huggers come from? They come from a. Queen right? If they also went to LV426 to get them why would Wayland Yutani have sent colonists? And if it was to get them infected just send some prisoners. And they just aren’t able to use dead actors so why bother? It looks awful!
An interview with the 2 VFX Supervisors from postPerspective. I hadn't realized that Goodebumps is an anthology series, and would be different every season, but I enjoyed the first season so will check it out for sure.
Another great interview from PostPerpective, and this one by Iain Blair. Conclave was amazing, certainly one of the best films of the year. I am not into religion or religious stories, but this one is damn engaging.
Another great read from CUT/DAILY (free registration required). I did really enjoy the recent adaption of Shogun though I am a little scared of a sequel which has no book and having lost its best character and actress (sure there are the actual events SHOGUN was based on, so maybe adaption will work).
Free Registration required as per usual! An interesting read about a post position you don’t hear about allot.
Another good read from CUT/DAILY, FREE REGISTRATION REQUIRED. And advice from a good assistant is always welcome.
So worth a a read, FREE REGISTRATION REQUIRED, check it out at CUT/DAILY. Always interesting to hear from someone who worked for Walter Murch and has gone on to have such a distinguished career editing and directing documentaries.