Here is the first sneak peek at Arthur's Gift, a fan made trailer Ryan wrote, and Directed. Thanks to the whole team for their awesome work.
More to more soon.
Here is the first sneak peek at Arthur's Gift, a fan made trailer Ryan wrote, and Directed. Thanks to the whole team for their awesome work.
More to more soon.
Sigil was chosen to supervise the Visual Effects on a recent Samsung commercial for US and Korean markets that aired during the 2018 World Cup matches in some countries.
Another great year for the Vancouver Webfest, the premier event in North America for Web Series and VR content. And what a busy couple of days.
This year we were asked to present the award for Best VFX in a Webseries to Strowlers from Seattle, US. Always impressed with the level of quality VFX in these webseries, people are really putting in their all.
Was lucky enough to sit on a panel where we talked about "VFX for Indie film" along side Chris Orchard or Orchard VFX, and Adam Stern of Artifex Studios. We discussed techniques and procedures that indie film makers can use to get some quality shots for their budgets.
And last but not least Sigil Digital's own Brewstars was nominated for Best Pilot.
Over all it was an amazing event put on by the wonderful Suzette Laqua and Paula Hoffman.
Filming has completed for the visionary teaser trailer for a much longer story about a young boy named Arthur who discovers that he has a supernatural ability in 1940's Brooklyn.
Written and Directed by Ryan Curtis, this proof of concept project was made to showcase what this intriguing story could look like on screen. A broad tale of intrigue, espionage and heroism with our main character who will be very familiar to many of our older viewers.
Follow @arthurstrailer on twitter for more information.
For now here are some production images.
Sigil Digital was proudly chosen by Insight TV to be the provider of Visual Effects services for the 2018 Juno awards Cold Open with Micheal Buble.
Broadcast live across Canada we shot and delivered the VFX shots on an incredibly tight turn around and wow'ed audiences with a cheeky display of magical back stange antics. Directed by Mike Fly, VFX Supervision Ryan Curtis.
Also the opening DOES include doughnuts shot on Greenscreen.
It greats news that Brewstars will be viewed at the Vancouver Web Fest this April. Looking forward to meeting everyone and seeing our pilot so close to home.