Asked to come on board in , Orloff explains, "We came to the show through Kevin Blank Lost , Cloverfield , who was the visual effects supervisor on the production side. He came to us and we hadn't worked together before, but we quickly got a relationship together. There was a lot of technical discussion right away about whether that should be prosthetics or CG.
They did some 3D tattoos, where they take the 3D model and print out some decals that they can put on the human body. It looks like you could see through the skin onto the muscle tissue. It worked well as a base and then we tracked a virtual person over it. We had a skin model scan of the actor that we tracked frame by frame on top of him doing his breathing and performance. Then we had a medically accurate human anatomy model by Zygote.
It was the same model used by the prosthetic company to print out their tattoos. It's a super detailed data set of the human anatomy with all the different systems and organs and skeleton. We conformed that model to fit inside the actor's scan. We rendered out each element piece by piece so our lead compositor, Johnny Banta, was able to put it together. We have the heart beating and blood coursing through the veins. It was very labor intensive but we started out very early doing Photoshop comps based on reference photos from the makeup tests so we could send those to Kevin and J.
Since the effect was integral to selling the concept of the show to viewers, Orloff says they all spent a lot of time getting it right.
They flew me out to the set to supervise that sequence with Kevin. It was important to give it a real sense of volume and it was successful in that way.
A big key to the success was that I took a lot of really detailed photo surveys. We have our own camera rig and I took multiple exposures of pano of every environment that the 'invisi-Johns' took place in, so what I had what a huge, high-dynamic range sphere that we were able to us as a reflection for all the lighting. The key to get the organs right were the highlights and moisture.
We used the detailed photo survey as a basis for the reflections and lighting rigs. All in all, it was a great thing to work on because J. Orloff says the success of that sequence added more Fringe work to their schedule. Then it went down to 10 and then they saw it and brought it back to the original.
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And essential to the storyline or not, it was touching to see Walter back in his office, mourning all over again, while Astrid tries to comfort him with a download of an old Zoom episode. Mostly, I appreciate the gusto with which the Fringe team is approaching their show: their willingness to do the unexpected, and to impart a sense of awe.
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