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Framestore
Studio · VFX & Animation
Visual effects and animation studio. Production studies sourced on its official website.
30 works documenteds
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How To Train Your Dragon — créatures & animation
Concept · Animation · VFX
Framestore details the journey from concept to animation for Toothless and the other dragons: anatomy studies, filming puppets, flight and simulations. Director: Dean DeBlois; production VFX supervisor: Christian Mänz.
Paddington in Peru
Framestore · Dougal Wilson · Alexis Wajsbrot · Pablo Grillo · Sylvain Degrotte · Mark Curtis
Young Paddington appears among ferns, with a red flower on his head. Framestore’s case study explains the animation and visual effects work on Dougal Wilson’s film, from sketches to previs and compositing. This is a production case study, not the full film.
Gravity
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Paddington
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Mickey 17
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Wicked
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Fantastic Beasts — Magic Leap
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Guardians of the Galaxy
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Production study published by the studio. Check out the images and credits to understand his contribution to the visual effects.
Fantastic Beasts: Art Department
Creature research carried out with production designer Stuart Craig: anatomy, silhouettes and coherence of a bestiary.
Doctor Strange
Set deformations, digital doubles and astral forms: a production study on the construction of magic in the image.
Arrival
Study of the final sequence: atmospheric effects and visual integration serving Denis Villeneuve's story.
The Legend of Tarzan
Animated creatures, digital doubles and jungle: the studio details the difficulties of making these elements believable together.
Now You See Me 2
Visual effects designed for the film's illusions: an example of collaboration between staging, simulation and compositing.
Deadpool
Action sequences produced by Method Studios in 2016, now integrated into Framestore. The official file traces this contribution.
The Martian
Space plans and Martian landscapes: technical research, rendering and visual effects built around scientific references.
Pan: Art Department
Visual development of Neverland from the initial pitch to concepts for the VFX and animation teams.
Pan
Construction of a fantastic world where digital environments extend the settings and camera movements.
Everest
Creation of a credible mountain based on expedition references: atmosphere, snow, relief and integration of stakeholders.
Ant Man
Creation of ants by Method Studios in 2015, now integrated into Framestore: concept, anatomy and animation.
Mad Max: Fury Road
The Toxic Storm produced by Method Studios in 2015: volumetric effects and visual intensity. Historical credit preserved by Framestore.
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Vision character development and associated effects: a study on digital characters and their integration into shots.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
A gallery of digital creatures and Rocket's animation work: character expressions, intentions and consistency.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods
Fantastic creatures and action: production study of the visual effects of the second Shazam film.
White Noise
A study of the effects of White Noise, carried out with Noah Baumbach: preserving the tone of the film in retouched shots.
Slumberland
Animated pig, giant geese and dream settings: the preview accompanies the construction of a fantastic universe.
The School for Good and Evil
Preview and visual effects: creature design and fantasy sequences for Paul Feig's film.
Beast
Animation of the digital lion: presence, weight and threat in the scenes facing the actors.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Digital doubles, simulations and environments across the multiverse: study of the plans designed by the London teams.
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