How does a show like Silo create such a rich and immersive world that feels tangible to audiences? In this fascinating behind-the-scenes video, Visual Effects Supervisor Daniel Rauchweger discusses the unique challenges the VFX team faced in bringing the show’s massive spiral staircase set to life. From the complexities of scale to the intricate details that make the silo environment feel like a living, breathing character, this interview offers a compelling look at how visual effects blend seamlessly with practical production to enhance storytelling.
If you're passionate about worldbuilding and the intersection of practical and digital effects, this is a must-watch!
Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZe41z8L1ME
(Note: Light spoilers in the video for Silo Season 2)
What are your thoughts on how visual effects contribute to immersive worldbuilding in TV and film? Are there any shows or films that stand out to you for their seamless VFX integration? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
1 person likes this
I'm still on Season 1, so I saved the video to watch later, Ashley Renee Smith. Directors can use visual effects to do things with worldbuilding that might be impossible or too dangerous with practical effects. SILO stands out to me with its seamless VFX integration. And shows and movies like STRANGER THINGS, GAME OF THRONES, the TRANSFORMERS movies, and INTERSTELLAR.