A blockbuster that will amaze you, Avatar: The Way of Water looks stunning and boasts some of the best CGI effects in years. Director James Cameron and his team leave the world of Pandora as it is real and alive effect that you always have the feeling that you can immerse yourself in them, even without 3D Boost.
But how exactly was this world created? Are there real sets? Or does it all come from the computer? A few weeks ago we took a look behind the scenes of Avatar 2. Now there is one detailed making-of videowhich reveals even more secrets about the making of the film.
Avatar 2: Making-of video shows which parts of the sci-fi sequel were created with CGI
The latest video from Corridor Crew, a YouTube channel dedicated to the digital effects and VFX industry, stars none other than Eric Saindon. He has as Visual Effects Supervisor worked on Avatar: The Way of Water. His experience in this area dates back to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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Saindon goes through individual moments of the film and explains which parts of the picture are based on shots from the set and which come entirely from the computer. This is particularly exciting with regard to the scenes in which water plays a decisive role. Here Avatar 2 has reached a new milestone.
What’s next? James Cameron has announced that Avatar 3 will feature Fire Na’vis, giving him a completely new challenge puts. After mastering the water, it’s now about flames. We’re excited to see if the CGI effects will be as groundbreaking as they were in The Way of Water.
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