Venom: Let There Be Carnage | VFX Breakdown Reel | DNEG

Everyone's favourite alien symbiote is back, and so is our #VFX work. Enjoy this look behind-the-scenes of Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
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[@zygoncommander1239]

I was especially impressed by the Carnage transformations, the way his body rippled and split apart was creative and fun to watch in a somewhat disgusting way, great stuff!

[@TheHowingFantods]

Incredible work-the speed and pacing of all of these shots is ridiculous too.

[@Summitic]

This makes me sick because it's so good.. It's fascinating that I get more depressed each time I see it.. DNEG should make it possible for me to meet the people behind it and just chill and have nice warm coffee.. hello DNEG.. is anybody there ? Stop ignoring my request! ... DNEG can you hear me ? DNEGGGGGG ... HELLO !!!!

[@TheSirialBox]

damn, nearly all the technically difficult and beautiful scenes were DNEG's. really good job on the movie.

[@davideghirelli5856]

what strike me more is the cg environment rather than the characters

[@spider853]

Great job! One thing tho I like about old venom is the tendrils, there were a lot and the movement was really cool, here we only get a few shots with the tendrils and the merge with the human is usually opacity transition rather than cool tendrils smart hide. But they got really great tendrils dynamics on the Red one...

[@Kozitaju]

Stunning shots. What a challenge. Well done guys !!!

[@rev.9683]

This is magnificent !

[@rahuldeshpande9997]

That volumetric light is incredible

[@prashantyadavmh]

Prod to be part of DNEG
Got Credit in venom 1 and 2
Both part my name in Credit list 🤟

[@synthk9434]

Which department

[@Random-xd4zm]

I got a question i Always thought they model and Texture the characters First but in all These Scene breakdowns its always the model without the Texture how does IT Work ?

[@CreeBreej]

Shame that 60% of all those stunning effects are lost under all that OTT mist. Whoever the fuck thought all that fog was a better, need to get there eyes checked.

[@Nexen_11]

Love to see it

[@Demon-qf1kt]

😲 👌

[@TheGreatBlumpkin]

Great example of why we need less CGI, not more

[@xavier7888]

Brahmastra ka vfx ache se krna keh rha hu pehle hi

[@theindianserver9784]

How they did the muscle part?

[@Hello_78651]

I thought the buildings are taken from ny but it was too made by vfx. Salute to those who made disruption in vfx industry

[@ransom4734]

The problem with movie was it look more artificial and computer character rather than realistic

[@xalener]

yeah they'll get right on that no problem

[@TheGreatBlumpkin]

I agree it’s so CG, takes me out of the story. CGI needs to be used less frequently and in better designed shots. Half of these plates look like a college film project. Shots should have been planned out better and then the CG would have looked better. The CG artists did brilliant work but it’s all brought down by bad cinematography and bad art direction