Down Cemetery Road - VFX Breakdown by Rumble VFX @movievfx

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Down Cemetery Road - VFX Breakdown by Rumble VFX

Check out this amazing & insightful VFX Breakdown "Down Cemetery Road" by the talented team at Rumble VFX. For more information, please see the details and links below :

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When a child goes missing in the aftermath of a house explosion, a concerned neighbour teams up with a private investigator to find them. As secrets unravel and a military conspiracy emerges, chaos ensues on South Oxford's sleepy suburbs.

Directors - Samuel Donovan, Börkur Sigþórsson, Natalie Bailey

Production Company - 60Forty Films

VFX Producer - Reece Ewing

VFX Supervisor - Ben Turner

VFX Supervisors - Joe Cork, Tim Zaccheo, Max Wright, Richard Costin

VFX Producers - Harry Hamblin, Lucy Beavis

VFX Editors - Harry Hamblin, Samuel Perkins

VFX Production Coordinators - Alex Burford, Peter Elton

CG Artists - Rasik Gorecha, Alex Jevon, Sam Howell, Daniel Danailov, Tim Bacon

Digital Compositors - Petko Zhivkov, Gustaf Nilsson, Enrico Lambiase, Osman Baloglu, Stefan Rachev, Paolo D'Arco, James Cattell, Will Jones, Graham Dorey, Bence Varga, Gert Van Dermeersch, Benjamin Bratt

Across the season, Rumble VFX delivered approximately 700 visual effects shots, covering a wide spectrum of work from large-scale, high-intensity sequences to subtle, detail-oriented enhancements. This included complex destruction work such as a covert house bombing, carefully crafted chemical-warfare effects designed to feel grounded and realistic, and intricate compositing that seamlessly blended practical footage with digital elements. Alongside these dramatic moments, the team also handled extensive world-building tasks, including seasonal environment transformations, atmospheric refinements, and cliff-top set extensions that expanded real locations into fully realized cinematic landscapes without drawing attention to the visual effects.

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