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Avengers: Endgame – Cinesite VFX Breakdown Reel [HD]
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#AvengersEndgame is the sixth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe which Cinesite has contributed visual effects to. The latest record-breaking box office smash includes 264 of Cinesite's shots, which were overseen by VFX supervisor Simon Stanley-Clamp.
The iconic sequence where Tony Stark is lost in space on board Quill’s M-Ship was largely down to Cinesite. They created the exterior shots of the ship, which show the loneliness and isolation of its position in space, as well as what we see through the ship’s windscreen. They also blackened Nebula’s eyes and added her robotic arm in CG.
The exciting chase of Hawkeye by the terrifying Outriders beneath the rubble of the Avengers’ base was also Cinesite's work. With eight limbs for each creature and a great deal of interaction between them, the choreography of the action was a particular challenge.
Cinesite created a number of animation cycles to reflect the multiple ways the Outriders move – running, climbing, crawling and leaping. Although Hawkeye is fast, the Outriders are faster. It quickly became apparent in blocking the animation for the shots, that their strength in numbers was also their weakness within a tunnel environment. They get in each other’s way in a confined space, each intent on its prey, regardless of the actions of the others. The scenes were blocked out and the animation subsequently refined for each creature, ensuring convincing interaction with the tunnel environment.
Much of their work involved revisiting scenes from previous Marvel movies, ‘Captain America: The First Avenger‘, ‘The Avengers’, and ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’. It was important to match the content and tone of the original film. Rhodey and Nebula’s brief encounter with Quill from Guardians is one such example. The action takes place on the deserted planet Morag. As the M-Ship’s escape pod descends to the surface, four full CG shots show the planet from various angles. One wide shot was created to match an original view, but in the modern version the viewers’ perspective is slightly shifted to the left. Greenscreen shots of the actors were extended 100% by adding columns, ruined architecture, dripping water and foliage.
Cinesite also created visual effects for the subsequent sequence where Nebula captures the orb, damaging her arm in the process.
Environments were a key aspect of our work, including the recreation of 1970s Camp Lehigh from ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’. In one shot, where we see Stark walking across a busy forecourt, the camera tilts up to reveal the full extent of the base. This was created using a combination of CG buildings and vehicles, and populating the scene using bluescreen elements of hundreds of extras retimed and repositioned on cards placed in Nuke to fill out the shot.
The Cinesite team also created a time travel sequence set in ‘The Avengers’ in New York city, which involved Ant-Man sabotaging Tony Stark’s chest RT, to create a diversion.
Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame (2019)
The grave course of events set in motion by Thanos that wiped out half the universe and fractured the Avengers ranks compels the remaining Avengers to take one final stand in Marvel Studios’ grand conclusion to twenty-two films.
Now on Digital and Blu-ray
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The iconic sequence where Tony Stark is lost in space on board Quill’s M-Ship was largely down to Cinesite. They created the exterior shots of the ship, which show the loneliness and isolation of its position in space, as well as what we see through the ship’s windscreen. They also blackened Nebula’s eyes and added her robotic arm in CG.
The exciting chase of Hawkeye by the terrifying Outriders beneath the rubble of the Avengers’ base was also Cinesite's work. With eight limbs for each creature and a great deal of interaction between them, the choreography of the action was a particular challenge.
Cinesite created a number of animation cycles to reflect the multiple ways the Outriders move – running, climbing, crawling and leaping. Although Hawkeye is fast, the Outriders are faster. It quickly became apparent in blocking the animation for the shots, that their strength in numbers was also their weakness within a tunnel environment. They get in each other’s way in a confined space, each intent on its prey, regardless of the actions of the others. The scenes were blocked out and the animation subsequently refined for each creature, ensuring convincing interaction with the tunnel environment.
Much of their work involved revisiting scenes from previous Marvel movies, ‘Captain America: The First Avenger‘, ‘The Avengers’, and ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’. It was important to match the content and tone of the original film. Rhodey and Nebula’s brief encounter with Quill from Guardians is one such example. The action takes place on the deserted planet Morag. As the M-Ship’s escape pod descends to the surface, four full CG shots show the planet from various angles. One wide shot was created to match an original view, but in the modern version the viewers’ perspective is slightly shifted to the left. Greenscreen shots of the actors were extended 100% by adding columns, ruined architecture, dripping water and foliage.
Cinesite also created visual effects for the subsequent sequence where Nebula captures the orb, damaging her arm in the process.
Environments were a key aspect of our work, including the recreation of 1970s Camp Lehigh from ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’. In one shot, where we see Stark walking across a busy forecourt, the camera tilts up to reveal the full extent of the base. This was created using a combination of CG buildings and vehicles, and populating the scene using bluescreen elements of hundreds of extras retimed and repositioned on cards placed in Nuke to fill out the shot.
The Cinesite team also created a time travel sequence set in ‘The Avengers’ in New York city, which involved Ant-Man sabotaging Tony Stark’s chest RT, to create a diversion.
Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame (2019)
The grave course of events set in motion by Thanos that wiped out half the universe and fractured the Avengers ranks compels the remaining Avengers to take one final stand in Marvel Studios’ grand conclusion to twenty-two films.
Now on Digital and Blu-ray
Follow us for more MARVEL CENTRIC news & updates: