Manual VFX for urban decay paused production. Artists used video AI to flood cities and crumble roofs, bypassing weeks of modeling.
A creative studio tasked with producing visual effects for The History Channel's "Life After People," a series requiring realistic depictions of global infrastructure decay.
Creating realistic sequences of flooding cities and crumbling buildings using traditional methods required large teams of senior artists working for...
“The show explores what happens to the world when people disappear – things fall apart, crash and get destroyed, and this is happening all over the world. It would be hugely expensive and time-consuming to shoot on-location and use conventional VFX and editing methods. The original approach, with traditional tools, would have required a significant team of senior-level artists, working for weeks, just to get a sequence of flooding shots of New Orleans. And even with that, the results weren’t meeting expectations, and production was paused.”
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