[Bigjonr]

Can anyone tell me what sequences ILM did on Antman and the wasp? Really hope the skateboard truck sequence, just amazing.
Cheers

[vfx fan]

My hunch is they were involved with the quantum realm like the last one.

[TylerMirage]

Can anyone tell me what sequences ILM did on Antman and the wasp? Really hope the skateboard truck sequence, just amazing.
Cheers

The skateboard truck sequence was pretty good. I always love vehicle work where it's hard to tell what was practical and what was CG. Hoping they have some decent BTS of that scene in the Blu-Ray release.

[The Cynic]

For those curious about ILMs work on ANT-MAN and THE WASP, they did the first Quantum Realm sequence with Pym. Method did the first part with the slug-like creatures (ILM and Method designed the opening bit.) ILM took over after that and did the really trippy stuff after that.. Method did the Quantum sequence at the end.. DNeg did the "skateboard " sequence and Scanline did the really Giant-Man stuff in the harbor...

[ShaneP]

And still no word on a release date for The Irishman....

Also, something weird is going on with the The Grinch and Spongebob features as far as their IMDB credits go. Ehh...yeah, I don't know who is doing that but it's not nice.

[ShaneP]

So looks like ILM's Art Department did concept design work for Deadpool 2.

[Bigjonr]

I have finally just watched Infinity war and was wondering which bits ILM did other than Wakanda stuff! Please could someone enlighten me! Cheers

[ShaneP]

I have finally just watched Infinity war and was wondering which bits ILM did other than Wakanda stuff! Please could someone enlighten me! Cheers

They helped with early development of motion capture for Thanos through the Medusa system and did some of the time influenced disintegrations at the end of the film. I seem to recall that they also built basic assets that other vendors then used too but can't remember specifically.

[Bigjonr]

Thank you Shane, guessing DD or Weta took over on thanos sequence in Wakanda then!

[ShaneP]

Yes, they did all of the Thanos shots I believe.

[ShaneP]

I have finally just watched Infinity war and was wondering which bits ILM did other than Wakanda stuff! Please could someone enlighten me! Cheers

Here you go bigj! This is an artofvfx interview where Vincent talks to Russell Earl about ILM's work on the film. Nice pics and details about their work.

http://www.artofvfx.com/avengers-infini ... ght-magic/

ILM did about 600 shots in about seven months. Dang, these schedules are brutal for films today. But the work all around for all vfx companies was terrific.

Unsurprisingly, Earl has now moved onto Infinity War Part 2. Cant wait to see how the Russos wrap this all up.

[vfx fan]

ILM is working on concepts for Pokemon: Detective Pikachu.

[ShaneP]

Captain Marvel trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1BCujX3pw8

[ShaneP]

London vfx veteran Jonathan Privett has joined ILM London as a vfx supervisor. His 20+ year career goes back to Cinesite, Rushes, and, most recently, a stint at DNEGTV.

[ShaneP]

ILM is working on Jungle Cruise.

[aslan]

Also Spiderman far from home. Julian Foddy supervising.

[vfx fan]

Apparently, ILM London isn't working on either Aquaman or Bumblebee, but SF, Vancouver, and Singapore are. Where is London in all of this? Is ILM London the red-headed stepchild?

[ShaneP]

Apparently, ILM London isn't working on either Aquaman or Bumblebee, but SF, Vancouver, and Singapore are. Where is London in all of this? Is ILM London the red-headed stepchild?

They are working on other projects. Spider Man: Far From Home, as Aslan mentioned, Episode 9, Aladdin, and other stuff.

[vfx fan]

Caught the Aladdin teaser during the Eagles-Giants game. For something that bills itself as live-action, it sure looks cartoony.

[aslan]

John knoll and Chad wiebe suping jungle cruise. Aladdin has 4 supervisors who I can't remember. ILM had their regular six month site update, apart from all their other shows of course.