Behind the Scenes of David Fincher's "The Killer": A VFX Breakdown

Mexican VFX studio OllinVFX used Blender used for several VFX shots in the Netflix show 'The Killer'!

Oscar Paz writes:

Excited to share some insights from our recent work on David Fincher's "The Killer"! Here’s a glimpse into the creativity behind the scenes we did in OllinVFX.

All car scenes were crafted using Blender. This involved not just the digital creation of the cars themselves, but also animating people in the streets for some shots.

For the Plant Shots we turned to Isotropix Clarisse. This allowed us to achieve a high level of detail due to the Amount of Geometry Clarisse can handle.

T-shirt Shots: The real challenge! We began with rigging and animation in Blender trying to match as close as possible the movement of the actor, a real problem because we didnt have the actor's scan or any tracking marks, From there, we moved to Marvelous Designer for detailed cloth simulation. The final step brought us back to Blender for shading, lighting and rendering.

I hope you like it.