Wireframe-Retime - Additional "seat belt" sequence. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
FG-Retime - Additional "seat belt" sequence. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
Stuntwoman-Retime - Additional "seat belt" sequence. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
Final Comp - Additional "seat belt" sequence. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
BD: That's quite a change of pace for you.
MB: Yeah, it's a fun romp around America heading towards this theme park, where they all seem to want to go. They've heard there are no zombies there, which couldn't be further from the truth. And this fantastic battle ensues in this theme park.
Wireframe Greyscale - The opening, which turned out to be a full CG environment of Washington, D.C, was re-worked and then re-roto'd because it was more complicated than originally envisioned. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
Plate with Pan - The opening, which turned out to be a full CG environment of Washington, D.C, was re-worked and then re-roto'd because it was more complicated than originally envisioned. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
Final Comp - The opening, which turned out to be a full CG environment of Washington, D.C, was re-worked and then re-roto'd because it was more complicated than originally envisioned. © 2009 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. all rights reserved. Images courtesy of CIS Vancouver.
BD: And talk about the opening shot.
MB: It's this introduction to Zombieland and it's a documentary-style guy just filming and describing how America has been destroyed and he's looking at the Presidential limo, which is upside down, and flags flying and you see the capitol building in the background and it's burning, and there's smoke and fire everywhere on the buildings and there's blood on the ground and you pull back a bit further and suddenly you hear this noise and it swish pans across and you see a zombie jump over the Presidential limo and almost down on top of [this guy with the camera]. He starts to run away -- it's all one shot about a minute long -- and the zombie finally catches up to him, pulls him down on the ground, tears him apart and eats him. So if you can make it through that…
BD: How did you pull that off?
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Zombie movies were big in 2009 - I love them. But I think they have had their day. Wolfman is more this year's flavour - but I think its time for some new ghouls. Any ideas?
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GREAT movie, really awesome with the special effects and has a tinge of edge to it!
is a good means to get mileage, as the movie has done awesomely well with the technical details,
This movie really got me wide-eyed and totally grossed out but i still couldn't get up and leave! I just had to finish the movie! This is a great one!
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Excellent and superb work. I simply loved it.
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hehe love zombieland!
This was one of the best movies of the year. The first 30 minutes alone is worth the price of admission - brilliant directing and editing. This visuals couldn't have been any better. And the whole Bill Murray thing was simply hysterical. Hats off to Woody, who does a fantastic job and the kids were simply wonderful as well.
The movie was amazing. Some scenes were surely worth the effort they put in. Lets see how well it does with the awards.
Well interesting stuff i hope i will get some more good content and stuff here:)
WOW, seems interesting enough to so i better check it back soon:)
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