Artist’s CVs reveal info about VFX work, include first image of three-eyed crow!
Some recently discovered CVs give further information on the visual effects work being done for Game of Thrones. Thanks to a relentlessly thorough job of digging for news, WiC reader The Rabbit has discovered several artists’ CVs that reveal their work on Thrones and what exactly it entails.
We know that a VFX company called BlueBolt has been handling the bulk of the effects work on the show. This CV for an artist employed at BlueBolt describes his work on Thrones as a digital compositor. His duties include “3D projection (matte painting, plates), digital matte painting, crowd replication, keying, rotoscoping, color correction, tracking, wire and rig removal.”
Another CV reveals a new company working on Thrones. This artist is employed at Screen Scene, a post-production studio in Dublin. His title is 3D character modeller/animator and his duties include “building props and environments, sword extensions, etc., rigging, lighting, rendering.”
Lastly, this portfolio of a freelance graphic designer shows work he did on an unused, or as-of-yet unreleased, Game of Thrones “dream sequence” teaser. Amongst the images from the teaser is our first look at the show’s version of the three-eyed crow! Head past the break to view some of the images and read our thoughts.
Winter Is Coming: An awesome find by The Rabbit. The three eyed crow looks appropriately mystical and creepy. Even though this image is from a teaser, the fact that it exists at all seems to imply that the three eyed crow, and by extension Bran’s dream, will be in the show.
Also I wonder if this teaser is going to be released soon? I can imagine a teaser focusing on some of the more supernatural elements the way the Iron Throne teaser focused on the politics. The other possibility is this teaser was an early version of the Raven teaser since both have a similar bird-theme. Only time will tell, I suppose.
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