Combining stop-motion and digital results.
This week on the podcast we’re chatting to Paul Santagada, who was visible results supervisor at FuseFX on Henry Selick’s stop-motion movie Wendell & Wild, now streaming on Netflix.
In our chat, Paul and I speak in regards to the position of VFX in including, augmenting, but additionally preserving, what had been filmed for actual by way of stop-motion on the movie.
He provides some nice perception into a few very particular and intelligent approaches to atmosphere work on Fuse’s pictures, together with skies.
Plus a have a look at the very delicate work of fresh up and rig elimination.
This episode is sponsored by SideFX, the makers of Houdini. Houdini Foundations for Houdini 19.5 is now out there as a print-on-demand e-book by way of the Lulu E-book firm. This 224 web page e-book incorporates 9 chapters designed to assist artists take their first steps into Houdini. You’ll be able to order the e-book right here.
Take heed to the podcast right here, and watch Fuse FX’s reel embedded beneath.
FuseFX had the pleasure of engaged on Wendell & Wild. This lovely stop-motion animated characteristic comes from the delightfully depraved minds of Henry Selick and Jordan Peele. Check out some highlights of our work. #FuseFX #WendellWild #JordanPeele #HenrySelick @JordanPeele pic.twitter.com/a3Nl2YuY9y
— FuseFX (@fusefx) February 14, 2023
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