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Behind the Magic - "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" - Tilted Building
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2012
- ILM Visual Effects Supervisor, Scott Farrar and Animation Supervisor, Scott Benza, gives us a behind the scenes look at the Tilted Building sequence in "Transformers: Dark of the Moon".
LOL, now I'm never going to watch this scene without noticing that air conditioner.
I remember the first time I watched Star Wars as a child and being blown away. I thought everything in it was real. Now, 20 years later and I'm still blown away by what the talent at ILM can do.
dat air-conditioner...
After learning a bit of VFX, I can actually start appreciating the amount of hard-work that goes into a single shot. Even if it's 3 seconds long. Good work! :D
this is the kind of movie with so many great vfx that makes the people think that they are easy to do.. !!! , incredible !!! thanks for shating !!!
This is incredible, one day I will work at ILM!
Thank God for ILM.
Glad you enjoy them.
Ah yes, the air conditioner. My eyes went straight towards that the first time I saw the movie!
Awesome stuff to see whole day and night long!!!!!!
ILM still rocks for its stunning VFX.. I just hope that the disney acquisition is limited to the INDUSTRIAL LIGHT and leaves the MAGIC to the artists
@ILMVisualFX Thanks! Amazing work! I'm obsessed with the Transformers Blu Ray Box Set :D I bet you can't wait for the shots to come in from Transformers 4!!
@Mohit97171 The animation for the Transformers themselves are all keyframe animated by hand. We used motion caption for some of the background human characters and from time to time to movements like milling round or standing still - to give some life to the basic pose.
ILM, you're the best! Thanks a lot for Your inspiring work!
Finaly a featurette of this insaaaanne scene !
We use a combination of techniques both old and new - whatever will yield the effect we are after to help tell the story.
awesome work ILM !!
Movie Magic heroes, keep it coming ;-)
Zeno is a proprietary package developed and used at ILM for much of our CG work.
brilliant work.
thats awesome!!
@88anaclet0 On behalf of all of us here at ILM and the united association of air conditioners, we thank you!
You're amazing! And the air conditioner too! This video are so inspiring. Thanks a lot for sharing.
1 dislike? Must be Megatron.
You people are such an inspiration to me! Thanks to everyone doing these videos. And hey, even after watching ILM's building scene, mine still looks good, right? :)
Really amazed by how every single detail taken in count.. like the debris in every explosion.. and cracks on roads and buildings... not only Transformer 3 but in previous movies as well... but in Transformer 3, the fight scene in road where Labeouf will be thrown away and will be got back by bumblebee.. in that particular scene Labeouf wont blend in well with the background.. i watched in both 3D and 2D but he seem to be totally in different layer of scene... anyways you guys damn awesome!!! ^_^
@yokamoney We don't put out specific recommendations but it's fair to say you should look into getting the best machine you can comfortably afford with enough drive space to store the types of material you'll be creating (footage, photos, textures, HD renders, etc.) and in visual effects more RAM is always better. Best of luck!
No, Zeno is not currently available for sale. We have no current plans to make it available in the future but you never know.
Thanks.
@lbrosfilm And we didn't even point out the kitchen sink - man, what a performance!
@coleman265 Final Cut Pro for the edit and ADO-type work and sometimes Nuke or Inferno if we are re-working elements from a shot.
@CyberKineticFilms Thanks for the interest!
These videos are incredible! I love these.
Amazing job! I hope you'll win Oscar this time. You should been appreciated by AMPAS in 2007, not some trash in "The Golden Compass"...
This is the Best Channel!
Inspiring.
Firstly congratulations to all who work at ILM for the excellent technical and artistic work!
In the year 2012 or some other time, some paper left (at SIGGRAPH) about technology or technique created by ILM for this film or newer (Avengers) ?
Grateful, the person or team who graciously answered our comments x)
Thank you ILM for giving us all so much. You guys could upload an hour long video of just turn arounds, render passes (I love AO passes), and animation tests. Beautiful work as always. Quick question. What character had the highest poly count in the Transformers trilogy? Which character had the most bones, or the most in depth rig? I hope someday I could meet one of your modelers, or animators. Can we make that possible?
@EShAn309 We use a variety of packages from companies like The Foundry, Autodesk, and Adobe.
Thank you so much for this video!
PERFECT JOB!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for doing a more in depth video!!
I want to work here soooo badly!!!
@ksafian ILM's proprietary Plume and Fracture respectively.
@coolmore64 We created this clip specifically for our CZcams Channel - There will be more exciting behind the scenes material on the upcoming Blu-ray disc set.
ILM Rocks :)
ILM is so good on vfx. You guys should have made the vfx for "2012". That Building Scene Looks A lot more realistic than the buildings destroyed in "2012". Nice Work though. (:
So here is some light shed onto the animating part of the film:
As a 15 year old Animator who uses Maya, this intrigues me.
How long did this take to render, and how long did it take to make the rigs for the robots.
@NiallHornProductions One never knows... But if you feel you have the skill certainly apply.
my dream is to work with ILM Visual FX without you did not open my childhood was like you and I hope someday to work with you gustal I'm learning the 2d and 3d someday I hope to be among you :)
@ILMVisualFX Another kitchen sink! (If I'm not mistaken, there's a kitchen sink in the opening sequence of Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, right?)
We have had in-house training for about 20-years now.
Thumbs up if you want Transformers 3 to win the Oscar for Best Visual Effects!
genius!
This is amazing :D
Do you guys actually hand move the arms and other things.. or do... how does that work?
impressive!
One of the compositors' who worked on the shot ;)
We use Plume - ILM Proprietary Sim/Render engine.
that was amazing ! i sometimes prefer behind the scenes of how they make movies than the film it self.. like this one , i love transformers ! but i really wanna know how they also do it.. thank you so much for uploading this , and can i have links or name , to see a full behind the secens ? or more clips , or where did you get that clip from ?
thank you so much for replying !
I want to work there :( I am in school for this and love dynamics !
@ILMVisualFX That sounds kind of funny. I'll explain myself.
Like saying: "Well, I'll use Zeno, because they made Transformers with it. Maya is just not good enough"
It's Zeno and an army of hard-working people + the supervisor's constant eyes and mind pushing that as far as he can for months, or even years.
Zeno system doesn't include amazingly designed robots, directing criteria, research or experience. That comes with people.
its so cool i really thought that they actually destroy a whole building... ILM u have fool me
for explosion,
did you use maya fluid ?
Not currently.
Sorry, Zeno is a proprietary package and we do not discuss all of its capabilities or post videos about it.
Thanks.
@Mohit97171 Zeno.
I hadn't noticed the air conditioner!
Great job! What's your next big feature film?
ILMVisualFX is work on Star Wars: Episode 7. Can't wait :D
epic
want more
this is fucking cool.... I love transformers.....
RIP air conditioner ...
Bingo!
;)
I know you're getting a lot of comments to approve and stuff like that but this is really something I (and many others) would like to know a little bit more about. Could you tell us a little bit more about Zeno? Give us some videos about it? Release it?
wow.
just wow.
an air conditioner does make the shot look better.
ILM, will you ever post a preview of Zeno, Plume or Fracture?
I bet most of users what to see the magic software in action.
inspirador
If I wanted to be an VFX Artist like you guys, what would I have to study in order to get hired by a big VFX Company like ILM?
The sequence with the building falling down, how long does it take? I've heard that certain things you do take a bout 8-9 hours per frame. Hell, according to do, Devastator in the second transformers movie took 72 hours per frame to render! How do you handle these extremely long render times? From the sounds of it, it seems almost like it would take years for the rendering alone.
ILM's Zeno.
In what software are your cloth simulations done?
Let me guess... proprietary? :)
@ILMVisualFX
Speaking of dreams, I'm hoping to go to the Art Institute of Atlanta to study filmmaking and animation, and I'm planning to open an animation company named Creatoonity Studios. But maybe I should also consider working as an animator for two of my idol companies, Walt Disney Animation Studios and Tippett Studio and a camera operator for live-action. Should I open my animation studio after graduation or wait until I get enough experience from working a large career?
thats my dream too :)
No plans at this time.
@lbrosfilm ; )
The concept of a supercomputer is different than what you think. A supercomputer is used by governments and costs millions of dollars. You're probably thinking of a server or mainframe type of computer.
GREAT! can I just ask how do you do VFX and color grading breakdowns? Like what software do you do it in? Thanks
I have a question, I'm currently a student at the art Institute in Miami and I was wondering what type of computer specs would you recommend? I'm actually majoring in visual effects because my dream is to be become a visual effects supervisor for ILM.
how did u made planet cybertron? its very huge(means billion of polygons),which program u used to made it,maya or zeno?
And are they been planned?:)
What kind of f*cking lunatic would dislike this video ???
saw what about small soldiers 2?
do you use motion capture technique for transformers movement like walking ,fighting etc?
How often do you update your computers spec wise? Is it yearly or do you try to go for every 3-4 years.
Can you tell me what is the sim engine for explosions? Houdini? fumefx? maya fluids?
it will take an instant , if u use a supercomputer
what tools you use for destruction homes ? maya dmm? what plugins?
i too am vfx student from india, do you provide any kind of internship to foreign student ?
does ILM provide courses for people that has interest in VFX??
Que sistema operativo utilizan mac o windows
Damn, that's a nice air conditioner.
What did you use for smoke and shatter?