Production VFX Supervisor Ben Snow oversaw the visual effects for the show. He worked with ILM VFX Supervisor Scott Benza, and Animation Supervisors Kevin Martel and Mat Walsh.
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Feature Film Animation
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Industrial Light & Magic (ILM)
The Sydney team delivered approximately 450 shots for the show, of which approximately half involved the animation team. Mat and his animation team were integral to the show's success, delivering hero creature and character performances of the D&D lore based on much-loved creatures. Within the arena maze sequence were the Displacer Beast, the Mimic Monster, and the Gelatinous Cube, and outside of the arena were the Golden Dragon, the Owl Bear, and a battle between the Arcane vs Earthen Hand. Throughout the show, it was important to the directors, Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, to always be true to the D&D characters, and even though it's a magical world, there needed to be a physicality connection to reality as well.
Crew
David Dally (VFX Supervisor), Corinne Teng (Producer), Noah Vice (CG Supervisor), Alex Lay (2D Supervisor), Mat Walsh (Associate Animation Supervisors), Patrick Hecht (Generalist Supervisors), Damian Doenning (Layout Supervisors), Ellis Parry (Layout Supervisors), Sebastian Ravagnani (Lead Digital Artists), Jhon Alvarado (Digital Artists), Geoffrey Lebreton (Digital Artists)
Software
Maya
