VFX Artists React To THE LAST OF US

The latest episode of VFX Artists React, featuring the talented team at Corridor Crew, is jam-packed with interesting insights and discussions about some of the most visually stunning films and TV shows out there. One of the most exciting topics they delve into is the series adaptation of The Last of Us, a popular video game that has recently been adapted into a television show.

The Corridor Crew team takes a deep dive into the VFX techniques used to bring this post-apocalyptic world to life on the small screen, analyzing everything from the stunning landscapes to the terrifying infected creatures that populate the show. They also discuss the challenge of adapting a beloved video game into a live-action series, and how the show’s creators were able to balance fan expectations with the need to create something new and fresh for television audiences.

But the discussion doesn’t stop there – the team also examines some other standout moments from recent films and TV shows, including the strange CGI kiss from the Netflix film You People, which left many viewers scratching their heads. They also analyze clips from The Social Network, Black Adam, and Central Intelligence, offering their expert opinions on the VFX techniques used in each.

Perhaps most fascinating, however, is the insight the team provides into how VFX can be used to manipulate actors’ appearances. They delve into how David Fincher created Armie Hammer’s Winklevoss twins in The Social Network, using cutting-edge technology to seamlessly blend the two performances into one. They also examine how VFX was used to create a “less buff” Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam, highlighting the incredible level of detail and precision required to create convincing digital characters.

Overall, this episode of VFX Artists React is a must-watch for anyone interested in the art of visual effects and the incredible work that goes into bringing our favorite films and TV shows to life. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of The Last of Us or simply appreciate the magic of VFX, you’re sure to learn something new and fascinating from this episode.