The Last of Us | VFX Breakdown | DNEG

Warning! This #VFX Breakdown will grow on you. 🌿🍄
Our #behindthescenes look at #TheLastofUs is finally here!
From constructing skylines to building mountains, destroyed buildings, and growing ivy (oh, so much ivy!), our team delivered over 500 shots to bring the iconic locations from the video game to life for HBO's hit series.
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[@GhostStealth590]

I really need to graduate from the donut and tea cup if I wanna scale up to these studios. God dayum the detail in every single poly and vertex is incredible. I really wish I had a dedicated model maker to make this a reality, this CGI as well as Fallout is so on another level.

[@mrspecs9211]

This is so cool! Wish I could do half of what you guys get up to - keep it up with the breakdowns

[@DreamImperiumCreativeStudios]

That's really awesome the transitions of separate shots through the elements inside the comp

[@durjoymajumder9166]

Awesome Vfx

[@apptreeline]

Insane

[@19visuals]

yall goat

[@yesdadbut960]

These models are so. Detailed 😵😵

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

All the models is built in India.

[@greenscreenplanet]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@forhoror5562]

what do you use for rotoscope?

[@SurajGupta_3D]

Silhouette

[@gurupatil5063]

Please upload RRR, 2.0 VFX breakdown.

[@allaboutvfx5950]

RRR not done in DNEG

[@gurupatil5063]

​@@allaboutvfx5950You fool! Go and check end credits of RRR movie. It is done by DNEG. Didn't you know?

[@xd1845]

Rrr is done by redefine ​@gurupatil5063

[@SuckitUButterCup]

Most of the asset builds, scattering all done in INDIA! for cheap labour.

[@SurajGupta_3D]

DNEG is an Indian Company, look it up

[@Endup_aep]

​@@SurajGupta_3Dnope buddy it's not

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

DNEG is bought by indian company PrimeFocus in 2014

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

​@@Endup_aep Read newspapers bro.

[@mrbrightside6264]

Same with the pants your wearing and the device you used to type this. Poor working conditions are everwhere

[@yesdadbut960]

Most of shots are static

[@gion1988]

omg, what a waste covering by heavy fog, the vfx artist is pissing off

[@popthiccle1158]

it's not a waste actually, they need to make the background areas detailed even if it is blurred or else it won't sell the realism. Also, they reuse the same assets in multiple scenes(models, textures, plants, buildings, etc) where they might use the same assets in the foreground in some cases.

[@gion1988]

@@popthiccle1158 i work vfx before and is painfully seeing nothing by covering fog. you may think oh looks cool but no idea how detail they make from the back

[@firerat1653]

Man, just look at all roto work just because they somehow thought filming without chroma would be ok...