MV5BMjQxODIwOTIwN15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwMjk5Mjg5NjE@._V1_SY317_CR00214317_AL_1 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Director(s)

Jed Whedon Joss Whedon Maurissa Tancharoen

Release Date

September 2013

Synopsis

The missions of the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division.

VFX Studio(s)

CoSA VFX Drawn by the Light Furious FX FuseFX Synaptic VFX

Motion Graphics

GreenhausGFX

VFX Supervisor(s)

Mark Kolpack

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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

VFX Breakdown

GreenhausGFX

https://vimeo.com/155198703

VFX Breakdown

GreenhausGFX

https://vimeo.com/155450854

VFX Breakdown

GreenhausGFX

https://vimeo.com/155451694

VFX Breakdown

FuseFX

https://vimeo.com/137409945

VFX Breakdown – Season 1

Fuse FX

VFX Breakdown – Season 1

Mark Kolpack

VFX Breakdown – Season 1 | Ep.06

Mark Kolpack

This video shows how my team and I pulled off a mid-air skydiving rescue between the characters of Jemma Simmons and Grant Ward. Elizabeth Henstridge and Brett Dalton were shot on a small green screen stage hanging from wires and or rotating on a turntable. Both actors had been digitally scanned giving us Digital Double Stunt performers of both actors. This gave me the freedom to create larger scope shots that were not possible with the real actors. The digital double performances were driven by World Champion Sky Diver, Hannah Betts and Brett’s stuntman, Greg Rementer on the Sony motion capture stage.

Mark Kolpack

VFX Breakdown – Season 3 | Ep.06

Mark Kolpack

This VFX Reel is from Season 3 ep 306 where we transformed Blair Underwood’s character, Andrew, into Lash. It incorporated, photogrammetry of both Blair and actor Mathew Willig, full motion capture of Blair, secondary character animation, cloth & hair simulations, HDRI lighting, animated in 3D Studio Max and composited in Nuke.

I feel that we took a level of 3D character animation mostly reserved for feature film making such as “The Avengers”, Hulk transformation and adapted that process and level of realism to broadcast television.

Mark Kolpack