VFXing for “Noah”

Darren Aronofsky’s film “Noah” was unfortunately quite a disappointment overall, but the VFX by ILM and Look Effects turned out great. Here are the breakdowns.
A person in protective gear facing a wall of fire on grassland.

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Anyone who wants to convince themselves of the quality or lack of quality of "Noah" can find the film on DVD and Blu-ray.

More about ILM here and about Look Effects, which today belongs to Mass Market VFX, here.

In the upcoming issue of DP, which will be released on February 13, Olivier Maury from ILM tells us exactly what is behind the Oscar-winning Plume fire technology.

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