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By Ian Failes Verified| befores & afters Verified The dramatic school bus fight in ‘In the Lost Lands’. An excerpt from befores & afters magazine. In The Lost Lands is full of many spectacular set pieces. Here, the team from Herne Hill break down the designs for The Rift, and also that tense moment where the characters must cross the cable car across the gorge. Mark O. Hammond (visual effects supervisor): The Rift is a brutal environment of a city that has been split in half by centuries of earthquakes.
In season 2 of ‘Light & Magic’, Joe Johnston has an incredible way of bringing out some of the geekiest ILM details
By Ian Failes Verified| befores & afters Verified Including a new revelation about the Jar Jar practical suit and CG head test. Last week, befores & afters got access to Light & Magic season 2, with the three-part series on Industrial Light & Magic now streaming on Disney+. We also took part in a virtual press conference with season 2 director Joe Johnston and a host of interviewees featured this season: Janet Lewin, John Knoll, Doug Chiang, Rob Coleman and Ahmed Best.
By Ian Failes Verified| befores & afters Verified The dramatic school bus fight in ‘In the Lost Lands’. An excerpt from befores & afters magazine. In The Lost Lands is full of many spectacular set pieces. Here, the team from Herne Hill break down the designs for The Rift, and also that tense moment where the characters must cross the cable car across the gorge. Mark O. Hammond (visual effects supervisor): The Rift is a brutal environment of a city that has been split in half by centuries of earthquakes.
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