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Behind the Scenes: Recreating Mickey with VFX (Patreon)

Published:
2015-07-29 03:42:36
Imported:
2021-05

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Here's a detailed look at the visual effects pipeline we had to tackle to make "Mickey Mouse" visit Captain D.


In case you missed it, this was featured in the 'Disneyland Ghost DEBUNK' episode: https://youtu.be/XE1OmvERQek

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Behind the Scenes: Recreating Mickey with VFX

Uploaded by CaptainDisillusion on 2015-07-29.

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Anonymous

How CLEVER that was! You know you are an inspiration for us? Simple and efficient techniques and ideas! Great Job!!!

Anonymous

I think that may be the most casual way any person said "I guess I could have just severed the head." Very cool way to get the effect!

Anonymous

I think the reason I like video editing is the same reason I make props or do magic. It's a problem solving creation thing. "I want to do this... now how do I do that?"

Anonymous

Wow, that is a really cool effect - I was trying to figure it out myself. Definitely works for a twitchy, creepy character.

Anonymous

That mickey head was the stuff of nightmares, and now I know how to recreate it at home. Thx cap.

Anonymous

That was very cool! As someone who has never done anything with video, I really love this sort of behind the scenes, how-you-did-it stuff. I watched the original and didn't really think about it, but now I have much more appreciation of the amount of work and care that went into creating it. Also, cute cat.

CaptainDisillusion
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Thanks! I enjoy watching behind-the-scenes stuff of other creators' work too. The cat's name is Sonya. Sometimes she's nice... and sometimes she's evil.

Anonymous

So THAT's why it looks why it did :p That's actually pretty clever. I wonder if it's possible to refine it even more. Not saying that you should do it, but there was a kind of jerkyness to it that's... interesting and other-worldly, but also I wonder if it can be smoother. Still, that's pretty clever :o