🎥The viaduct sequence was created as a proof-of-concept for a big budget superhero movie.
🎬The viaduct sequence used extensive previsualization and performance capture to test the methodology.
💥The viaduct sequence showcased the use of fully CG shots, which were not common at the time.
🔫The viaduct sequence featured Deadpool's unique character trait of having a limited number of bullets.
🎞️The viaduct sequence was one of the most challenging and time-consuming parts of the film.
How did they create the realistic action in the viaduct sequence?
—The viaduct sequence used a combination of practical stunts, performance capture, and visual effects to create the realistic action.
Why did they choose to shoot on location for the freeway sequence?
—Shooting on location added realism to the sequence and allowed for interactive elements like sunlight and real air.
What challenges did the filmmakers face during the production of the viaduct sequence?
—The limited shooting schedule and the need to wrap up the set quickly to avoid traffic were some of the challenges faced during the production.
How did they achieve the dynamic camera movements in the motorcycle chase?
—The motorcycle chase sequence was shot using a specially designed camera bike that allowed for dynamic and fluid camera movements.
What role did visual effects play in the viaduct sequence?
—Visual effects were used extensively in creating the all-digital environment and adding complex elements like tire peeling and bullet hits.
00:00The viaduct sequence was created as a proof-of-concept for a big budget superhero movie.
01:03The viaduct sequence used extensive previsualization and performance capture to test the methodology.
01:45The viaduct sequence showcased the use of fully CG shots, which were not common at the time.
04:59The viaduct sequence featured Deadpool's unique character trait of having a limited number of bullets.
09:28The viaduct sequence was one of the most challenging and time-consuming parts of the film.
