2024年5月10日 · 2012 "Special Effects" FeaturetteDirected by Roland Emmerich and starring John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandiwe Newton, Oliver Platt, Woody Ha...

2009年11月17日 · Uncharted Territory and other key VFX companies tell us how they created the cataclysmic destruction in Roland Emmerich's 2012. Check out the trailer and clip from 2012 at AWNtv! Uncharted Territory not only served as a vfx production company/hub, but also handled the most complex earthquake destruction. All images courtesy of Sony Pictures.

For "2012", Uncharted Territory built up an inhouse unit of about 100 and managed all visual effect shots coming from more than a dozen other vendors. … Uncharted Territory Inc. is a film...

Uncharted Territory's "before and after" VFX showreel for the movie "2012". Featuring shots from the LA earthquake and Las Vegas escape sequence.

2009年11月13日 · More than 100 artists created 2012 's 1300 visual-effects (VFX) shots, including volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods—and a massive earthquake that rips California apart. In this three-minute...

From detailed cityscapes and immersive environments to intricate starship designs and a breathtaking explosion, the team has crafted visuals that elevate the film’s epic narrative. Checkout Breakdowns at: https://vfxexpress.com/dune-prophecy-vfx-breakdown-by-accenture-song/ #DuneProphecy #VFXBreakdown #AccentureSong #SciFiVisuals #EpicCinema.

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2012 VFX showreel - breakdowns at the end A collection of work I completed over the last few years. Mainly showcasing working from Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance…

2009年11月13日 · One of the major disaster sequences in 2012 features struggling author Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) and his entourage flying through a destructive Los Angeles earthquake. For the sequence, Digital Domain created crumbling buildings, highways and ravines and, ultimately, huge land masses disappearing into the ocean.

The team, led by DNEG’s VFX Supervisor, Alex Wuttke, were faced with several tasks throughout: these included a 12-mile wide Caldera eruption, a 20-mile wide pyroclastic ash-cloud advancing across the terrain, multiple house-sized lava bombs raining down, an escaping RV and several huge fault lines breaking up the ground.