Episode 1 of season 2 is one of the best in the series. The wide scope of it was simply thrilling!

Make no mistake, the entire purpose of this series is to make it seem like Kathleen Kennedy was anything other than a glorified gopher to Lucas and Spielberg.

Good job to the visual effects team. 👍

It’s talent like this, that, is soul >>needed<< Please continue your future.

This ladies and gentlemen, is why aside from the actors and staff, VFX/CGI is the most expensive part of any film and sequences like this easily go over $100,000

It's Magic as always 😃

Loved it! ❤🎉

0:10 background music? pleasee

They fly now?

Thank you for sharing this! I feel so frustrated as "bosses" try to force me into a small box. They want me to react frenetically on something I was trying to show them two years ago. I learn in depth, but only through the freedom to take deep dives. To me it is all connected. Making it a group project slows my value down in the short term and the long run.

You guys never cease to amaze. Especially when it comes to "invisible" CGI. Expertly done, as always.

How is it with all of ILMs talented artists, experience and financial resources some kid with Deep Fake software does a better job of re-creating life-like looking deceased actors?

"I learned how to use the force precious!"

I've been Sr. CG Generalist in most of my career. My extensive experience allows me to seamlessly transition between different mediums, techniques, and styles, enabling me to approach projects from a holistic perspective. This versatility not only fosters innovation but also enhances problem-solving abilities, as senior generalists can draw upon their multifaceted expertise to find effective solutions. Moreover, their well-rounded skill set often makes them invaluable collaborators, capable of contributing to every stage of the artistic process, from conceptualization to execution. In a constantly evolving creative landscape, the adaptability and proficiency of senior generalist artists position them as invaluable assets in any artistic endeavor.

2024 still looking crazy good

When it will be available for Quest3/PCVR? This exclusive sh*t is so irritating, escpecially the "base" version is only available in standalone on Quest.

*_When will a litho be for sale?_*

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Where can I see it?

That’s awesome!! Great work representing Minnesota, Nate!

makkah of vfx

Thanks, Nathan! 🌌

Incredible work of art!

❤

Those are the collages you were looking for - may the 4th be with you!!

An immense skill and gift. Well done. Thanks for highlighting this man.

We love ILM!

First in line! ILM? Yeah, I'm here for it! Great collage, Nate!

I actually gave you guys a shoutout almost 2 months ago in honor of supporting you.

What happened to warcraft 2 ?

The modern generalist artist brings back the visionary aspect of filmmaking rather than the awful fragmented committee “filmmaking” that strangles the films artistic consistency in todays visual mess. Glad ILM are thinking like Artists.

I have always wanted to work at ILM.

"16 weeks on one shot" ... VFX is to practical effects, as AI is about to be to VFX. Was fun while it lasted.

If only the story and fight scenes were as good as the VFX...ILM carrying Star Wars real hard with VFX but it's not enough as other factors are being a disservice that is not their fault. Bad writing and poor choreography leads to VFX team's hard work going unnoticed to most.

Just heard a podcast with Ben Collins (the Stig), who worked on this scene. the shot at 0:26 is massively cool

Insane that some movies don't even hold a candle to this.

This gave me a hint of motivation, as i liked every aspect of 3d but many other artists asked me to focus on one

Anyone knows which Movie is shown at 1:10 ?

How do people find the time to learn all the other softwares?

The generalist = that guy who does lots of different stuff but is paid only for one. capitalist dream robot.

Thanks for being a LightHouse for US.

Hope to get hired one day 🙂

That would suit me down to the ground

I'm applying to ILM jedi academy for so long but wont give up!! I am so curious about VFX and movie magic. See u next year in submissions as well !

The only way to be a valuable generalist is to learn good taste, very few in every creative industry have that ability. It comes from an open mind, curiosity, good mentors, industry recognition, AND a level of comfort at taking risks where the less practiced are fearful to tread - that all validates the right paths to build that 'taste'. If you can't do that, stick to a specialism so you can lean on others who have it.

Kindly find all working VFX resources of Indian VFX studios and share this video make them view and viral among them so that they could understand the seriousness of an cg artist....very poor culture is been maintained among Indian VFX artist....not even a proper interview process is been maintained nor hierarchy of talent artist in seniority and management..... every one should view this video and listen to what they say about their ideology perspectives....

This is really cool, but with all the stuff going on in VFX right now. I'm not sure if I want that...

I'll fulfill that role someday!

ILM’s long term plan is outsource as much work to India as possible as soon as possible. Visual Effects is a dead industry.

Crazy to me that this is a major part of ILM, mostly coming from the videogame industry where some of our most efficient work is done by cramming 3-5 specialists into a mid-sized office and having them collaborate on a scene, or a monster or the player's avatar. Granted if it's only one part of their artist staff, I suppose they could've learned that in their business there are just certain types of scenes that are produced smoothest if driven completely by one person.