Some Before & After photo of AQUAMAN movie showing how VFX ILM, MPC, Scanline, Iloura ... created Visual Effects for the feature film. Producer Kimberly Nelson LoCascio wrangles two VFX supervisors and multiple VFX houses to help deliver more than 2,300 visual effects shots for director James Wan’s take on the DC Comics super hero.
2,300 visual effects shots made it into the theatrical version handled by two visual effects supervisors. “Kelvin McIlwain [Furious 7] was on the movie for the full time, while Charles Gibson [Babe] was on during the shoot. The studio was incredibly supportive in particular Walter Hamada and Geoff Johns at DC and Anne Kolbe at Warner Bros. We worked closely with ILM, MPC, Scanline, Iloura [now part of Method Studios], Method Vancouver, and Rodeo FX in Montreal. It was a constant collaborative process. James, Kelvin, the editor [Kirk M. Morri], and I would assemble in the screening room and review all of the work. Then we would do a weekly screening with the studio so they would be included and understand exactly what we were doing and where we would be headed.” You can read full details on AWN
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