The Visual Effects of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" Part 2

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Title	:	The Visual Effects of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" Part 2
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This is amazing
Comment from : LEON GROW

wtf even the city is cgi?
Comment from : Newton Sandey

what background song name?
Comment from : Lê Trung Official

some one knows about the graphics card that they use? or worstations? _
Comment from : Mitternacht Angel

Very cool!
Comment from : Boris Mitendorfer

wow greater effects
Comment from : valeryan arvino

Programinha bacana esse heim , rsrsrs SHOW!!!
Comment from : Ilustrações Sagradas

Mind blown It's really an awesome movie (well the whole TF series) and all the monies paid for this movie is so worth it Awesome
Comment from : Onin Boy Ae

awesome work
Comment from : wat dafak

ugh dat highlevel modeling animations @@"
Comment from : Slavin Ragnavoire

Just please take a moment and appreciate this video
Comment from : Almighty Loaf

What program are they using?
Comment from : SpaghettiGuyyHD

They could have done some sick bullet time scenes like that!! 2:20!!
Comment from : David Liu

So much detail oo
Comment from : atom608

lol even if they tell you what programs they use, you woul never in a hundred years be even be able to use itThey create their own software and use some of the popular ones such as maya, 3ds max, c4d adobe etc
Comment from : ThePoorTiger

totally inspiring
Comment from : Mohammed Aziz

it feels like the entire movie is CGI ;)
Comment from : Michael

This is crazy insane!!! So cool!
Comment from : Deborah K

OMFG I CAN"T WAIT TO START THIS SCHOOL I KNOW IT IS HARD BUT THIS IS INSANE! YOU ARE SO SO GOOD
Comment from : The HaZe

It would probably take a year for my computer to render one frame of that film I'm including all render passes and post processing
Comment from : B-Fuze G

61 over ambitious freaks think they can do better
Comment from : Momi Vel2x - Bilyonaryang Mini

Guys you really make so nice work, light and magic LOL, Effects and Maya animation on the autobots is sooo good too
Comment from : mizoss

perfect
Comment from : Eka_silvia

You guyz are insane
Comment from : KurosakiXIchigoxXx

Can you please show us a lone Transformer, well, transforming in a non-combat situation from multiple angles in slow motion? (For example, the first time we see Optimus Prime transform in movie 1 in the alleyway)brOne of the problems with Bayformers is their robot forms and transformations are soooo complex and time-consuming (and the cameras often have way too much shaking and foreground debris, such is Bay's style of shooting) that it's hard to appreciate the amazing artistry and engineering that goes into a single transformation!
Comment from : EVA_Unit_4A

I'm going to do this some day :)
Comment from : ChocoBelle

This is awesome,will this technology be available for developing next-gen videogames in some near future?????
Comment from : Charles Bronson666

pleasecan you tell me the programs you used?
Comment from : David Klein

New york in 4D :D
Comment from : spamtelevision

class dismissed
Comment from : The K

this is amazing effect i ever seebrAWESOMEbrgooo TRANSFORMER!!!!
Comment from : Jia I-Queen

No doubt that this series was one of the most impressive as far as the visual effects, amazing work
Comment from : Daniel Green

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Comment from : cjmaravilloso2050

wow what a great effect
Comment from : hening pda

OMG !!!
Comment from : Raj Singh Arora

Not even the bridge was real?!
Comment from : Mateus Vinícius

I always wanted to make something like this!
Comment from : TransFormersDOTM11

the softwar does not matter its the artist who has the power to produce this kinda of stunning visual,they use 3ds max,maya ,houdini and a handfull of other tools
Comment from : CGfriends

probs millions of dollars The sets; costs of location and other stuff accounted for like 60 of the budget
Comment from : akaREPTILIAN

Serisouly lol, when you see people filming, it's hard to believe that when they film its what we see in the end
Comment from : akaREPTILIAN

I wonder how much coffee was used on this project
Comment from : Alex

That Cool !!
Comment from : armsmeister

probably alot as well
Comment from : DauntlesS_S0uL

Sir i have a question, and this is probably the most important question of my life, but what field would i have to study to do special effects like simulations for major films or animate for major films?
Comment from : Daniel

This is truly inspiring, things like this and the people behind it drive me to want to be the best vfx artist I can , respect
Comment from : Pancho Mtz

Wow guys great work I would like to get into this but i dont know what the software u use for this stuff is could u give me a list my email is bulletproductions3@gmailcom if u could do that that would be great Thanks :)
Comment from : Mahdi Manar

excelente
Comment from : ZonaGamesPro

The whole movie cost about 200 mio dollar but how much cost the visual effects?
Comment from : Mike

I want to see a video of making the robot peice by piece
Comment from : JoZer805G

I guess there must be MAYA, NUKE, Zbrush for modeling and CG artwork right!! (CG I guess pts)
Comment from : Head Shot

My reaction to this video 1:29
Comment from : MyPix

No matter what anyone says, thr cgi and action here is infinitely better than both Avatar and Pacific Rim
Comment from : Sampat Dasmahapatra

animation is what my major in college is going to be I'm barely a freshman, but I hope to one day be able to do stuff like this :)
Comment from : jmartinezza

Primarily Renderman on this film with some Mental Ray
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

You are the Heroes !!
Comment from : Rohit Jain

Amazing, insanely complex, work! IThanks for sharing this!
Comment from : nights312312

Animating and rendering wise, what has been your most difficult film to date? Which one required absolutely 110 of your attention? I mean, I understand you put 110 attention onto every film, but which one made you guys work the most? Also, Pacific Rim You guys need to just keep doing Kaiju films So, so so so so so so so so so so so awesome!
Comment from : The Amazing Heroes Totally Unofficial

ILM, put the music in the description, you already know what it is, but just for fun, "It's Our Fight" by Steve Jablonsky is the beginning I believe
Comment from : transfo47

Are geniuses in vfx, I'm from mexico and I'm interested to know a good school for vfx, recommend me some in the United States, I admire your work translated into English by google
Comment from : John Black

Superb!
Comment from : Renat Mansurov

Yes, Maya for the animation work
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

they need to know what theyre doing xD
Comment from : DownFlex

what software did you guys use btw
Comment from : Kawakibi Muttaqien

what programs do you use? for making transformers and puting them on the scene? :)
Comment from : KovacevicArts

HAHAHA
Comment from : Rob P

which software do you use for rendering
Comment from : Kishan Keswani

chuck norris can do this in paint
Comment from : GodzillaPictures

Could you please tell me what program was used? maya?
Comment from : GFX Animations

Give us a tutorial!!!
Comment from : transfo47

Yes, they're in the credits on the TF4 website
Comment from : transfo47

I hope they use you guys for the new terminator 5 movie they need to revive that series big time
Comment from : hvcool

I just wondering how long it takes for rendering 1 scene in the movie It will make the renderman crazy probably
Comment from : Christ Richard Chandra

ILM I love you guys
Comment from : Maalik Hunter

I would like to ask if you used bump mapping textures when you made the 2009 star trek enterprise
Comment from : SpazSir

Renderman for the bulk of the rendering and ILM's Plume for the explosions Thanks!
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

BADASS !! @_@
Comment from : Hartono Rajageboy

No, however we often shoot specific live action elements to combine with our CG work
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

do you guys ever use just stock footage to key in for some parts or only CGI explosions and stuff?
Comment from : masterlego productions™

1:59 , were they final models for projecting city's building images?
Comment from : rajpal yadav

Hat's Of Guys
Comment from : Jana Raj

Hard to say - The work was done over roughly 18-months
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

Just a lil' question, how much time it takes to render those scenes/whole movie?
Comment from : fty

Just amazing
Comment from : Knoxzic™

Hello ILM Just curious, what type of computers are you using or better yet what are the specs?
Comment from : vibe3d

Am really amazed !!! i can see even a single screw rotating wen autobots in motion how is it possible to animate to that depth ? and thats wat make u ppl special also
Comment from : Dinesh Bharathi

ILM is one of my major inspiration, and it really requires skilled eyes for visualisations like this,im an architecture student and i work with 3d renderings too only still images
Comment from : Oness

Yes
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic

did you guys ever used vray for your renderings?
Comment from : Oness

altho the film is 90 GCbut you got my respect! VFX isnt an easy job!! well done!
Comment from : Brian C

This just amazes me so much The painstaking detail and realistic-ness of the animations is absolutely incredible
Comment from : Korraticbobo777

cool xD
Comment from : Shisune Wolf

Thanks Appreciate your response I wonder if Plume has integrated chemical properties to simulate accurate real-world reactions (eg, petrol vs oil - how differently they would burn, vs water that can put out fire; or reaction of fire when blowing oxygen vs Co2)
Comment from : Alkesh Nanavaty

Thanks, it's showing in our proprietary simulation/rendering engine called 'Plume'
Comment from : Industrial Light & Magic