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SUMMARY:Yu Yu Hakusho: How Megalis Created the Show’s Most Complex Shot
DESCRIPTION:Ian Failes (befores & afters), Rodrigo Dorsch and Keita Hoshin
 o (Megalis VFX), Romain Guardia (Toei Animation Inc.), and Brian Riordan a
 nd Christophe Rodo (Megalis VFX)\n\nEpisode 4 of the Netflix manga series 
 Yu Yu Hakusho sees Kurama and Karasu battle it out. Visual effects studio 
 Megalis brought the rope whip and invisible bombs to the fight and crafted
  the most complicated shot in the series. It consisted of eight different 
 plates stitched together, blending live-action photography with computer-g
 enerated imagery.\n\nGuided by VFX journalist Ian Failes from befores & af
 ters, Megalis artists will explain their approach to tackling this complex
  shot and how they were able to pull it off. Can you tell which parts are 
 real and which are CG? Find out in this behind the scenes session.\n\nRegi
 stration Category: Enhanced Access, Full Access, Full Access Supporter\n\n
 Language Format: English Language, AI Translation Multi-Language\n\n
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2024/program/?id=IS_115&sess=sess311
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