10/09/2026
Victor Perez, VFX artist and supervisor, discussed with EIZO his role within the filmmaking process and what goes into building realistic worlds.
“Visual effects are usually thought to be done in post-production. Of course, in post is where you see the results; however, those effects need to be designed and planned to serve the story.""Part of my job is to translate the director’s vision into artistic and technically specific instructions, so all departments are on the same page and working in the same direction."
"Then comes the question: “How can we ‘film’ this?” and make it look, not only believable but photorealistic in accordance with the style of the rest of the film. You have to understand technical questions like what camera, lenses, lights and environmental conditions are going to be used, then more artistic and subtle questions as character, style, narrative and purpose of the project, the sequence and the shot… all of that, of course, before anybody else comes on board so you are ready."
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Victor Perez
