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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2024 · 29 MIN

The Silo as a Character: Balancing Design and Digital World in the VFX Process

from Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi · host Tony Tellado

Welcome back to the Sci-Fi Talk Podcast! In today's episode, we have a special guest, Daniel Rauchwerger, joining our host, Tony Tellado, to delve into the fascinating world of visual effects and the creation of the Silo in the VFX Daniel takes us behind the scenes of mapping the intricate Silo, emphasizing the importance of creating an extensive and realistic structure. From utilizing light, distant neon signs, and aerial antennas to establishing a sense of location, to the challenges faced with large screens and wide image ratios, Daniel uncovers the intricate tricks and techniques employed to bring the Silo to life. Subscribe to Sci-Fi Talk Plus with a one year free trial and a low monthly forever rice  

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