Martin Hill
ABSTRACT
The eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" was the most anticipated show in recent television history. The cinematic saga spanned six VFX-heavy episodes, from the spectacular Battle of Winterfell to the destruction of Red Keep, and its aftermath. In this talk, Weta Digital, Image Engine, Pixomondo, and Scanline team up to reveal the VFX they created for the climactic conclusion to "Game of Thrones," and how their collective work on the long-running series created a new standard of cinematic television that has forever changed the landscape of TV viewing. The visual effects supervisor from each facility will delve in to the creation over 3000 VFX shots across every episode, featuring dragons, large-scale environments, and epic battles. They will describe how they used cutting-edge film techniques to produce some of the most complex VFX ever seen on TV, and, in doing so, rewrote the rules of what can be accomplished on the small screen.
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