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The marsh atmosphere in ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ and the editing and VFX relationship that helped shape it
When you cut through the external buzz of ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’, what you have is an adventure mystery built on the foundation of an atmosphere. The marsh – the buzz of cicadas and the sun that drips down through the cypress trees – it’s a living piece of this story. The effects and the composition are paramount.
We talked to editor Alan E. Bell and VFX Supervisor Kolby Kember of ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ about how they helped build the atmosphere of Crawdads with their editing and visual effects expertise.
The Art of Virtual Production: LSU’s JaNiece Campbell Talks Worldbuilding for ‘The Snow’ with Unreal Engine
The sprouting scene of Louisiana filmmakers continues to grow and its ground level is a virtual production stage at LSU School of Art.
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The Faces of Post: VFX Producer CJ Cole of Crafty Apes, a Digital Wizard of Baton Rouge Film
Some of the splashiest and most memorable elements in a film are created by artists who operate completely invisible to the viewer. One of these unsung behind-the-scenes wizards conjuring digital sorcery is CJ Cole, a VFX Producer with the team at Crafty Apes in Baton Rouge.
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Movies Set in New Orleans Made with Louisiana Talent: The VFX Artists of Crafty Apes on Filling Arenas and Playing with Fire for Netflix Film ‘Home Team’
Somewhere deep within the creative caverns of a studio in Baton Rouge, a team of VFX artists make sure your favorite movies and shows are bombastic, and fiery, and sometimes–like with the new Netflix movie Home Team–they need to make you feel gross.
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