Transforming live-action footage into wondrous, surreal, or outright insane worlds with digital visual effects remained an essential narrative tool in 2022, delivering striking visuals while evolving with changing tastes and techniques. [Watch]
In a sci-fi follow-up to their magical 2021 “Open Spaces” film for Burberry, Riff Raff directing collective Megaforce choreograph a new round of aerial exploits with lots of help from The Mill VFX crew. [Watch]
London VFX studio Analog, who explored the meditative side of CG sand in their 2020 short film Sandtimer, expand into a full “shifting, transforming, and evolving journey through the elements” for the launch of Burberry’s Hero fragrance. [Watch]
In the right hands, the superpower of digital visual effects allows the impossible to be recast as reality. When thoughtfully integrated with live-action to support (rather than upstage) the narrative, the results can be magical. [Watch]
Building on the success of Burberry’s breakout 2020 holiday ad, Riff Raff directors Megaforce and MPC’s VFX team regroup to conjure more weather-driven extreme dancing while elevating the choreography to magical new heights. [Watch]
Clayton Welham, CD at Found Studio in London: “Inspired by the classical Greek goddess of hope, Elpis, we created a series of CG films with Burberry to celebrate the launch of their exclusive new Olympia bag range, designed by Ricardo Tisci. [Watch]
