1923 – Season 2: Horse Demise Sequence by WeFX
BRITISH CINEMATOGRAPHER
Boutique VFX studio WeFX offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of its most technically demanding sequences for the second season of Paramount+ Western drama 1923, the critically acclaimed prequel to Yellowstone. Read more
The scene, depicting the harrowing demise of a horse and its rider during a high-speed chase across the American frontier, unfolds over roughly 20 shots and was brought to life by a 50-person team led by VFX Supervisor Ryan Ng. The sequence required a seamless blend of digital artistry and practical effects to capture a pivotal and emotionally charged moment in one of the season’s final episodes. Read more
Horrifying VFX in Season 3 of Horror Series From by WeFX
Leading boutique VFX studio WeFX offers a glimpse into the meticulous process of crafting the horrifying creatures in the sci-fi horror drama From in their newest breakdown reel. The team, led by VFX supervisor Ryan Ng and head of creature development Cesar Dacol Jr., built upon lessons learned in Season 2 to navigate the fine line between realistic gore and fantastical horror. Pushing the boundaries, Season 3 highlights how realistic creature transformations can feel like they belong, not as standalone horrors, but as integral parts of the storytelling. Read more
Digi-doubles, hoverboarding and extensive environments.
From hoverboards to digidoubles to photoreal environments with interactive water sims, the team went all out to bring this bestselling novel to the screen. Read more
SHINING A LIGHT ON ‘WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS’
Supervising the over 1,000 visual effects shots for the 10 episodes produced by WeFX, Spin VFX and Maverick is Mohammad Ghorbankarimi (See), who founded Toronto-based WeFX during the pandemic.
WeFX Taps Into Power of AWS
A collective of artistic visionaries, Toronto-based creative studio WeFX delivers visual effects ranging from high-end character animation and complex environment work to invisible VFX and virtual production for feature films and episodic television series. Founded by industry veterans Mo Ghorbankarimi and Pouya Badkoobeh in July 2020, the studio experienced meteoric growth from its outset and expects to continue an upward trajectory. Read more
Amanda Lariviere
WeFX Celebrates Our New Head of Studio Amanda Lariviere expands her executive role as Head of Studio
Steve Stransman
WeFX Announces New Executive Producer Steve Stransman, excited to tackle new challenges as Executive Producer
Rachel Mariscal Creasey
WeFX Welcomes Rachel Mariscal Creasey as Executive Producer, New Business
Tom Clary
WeFX welcomes visual effects industry veteran Tom Clary as one of the company’s Executive Producers of New Business.
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WeFX Head of Technology Laurence Cymet on the panel of the CASO TAAFI VES animation/VFX town hall sharing his thoughts on the state of the industry and opportunities for growth in Ontario.
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Round 1 features presentations by:
⦿ WeFX's Sam Javanrouh, Jay Kinsella and Parichoy Choudhury present their work on a photoreal chimpanzee for Netflix's "Fall Of The House Of Usher" -
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VES Toronto invites members of the VFX, Animation and Games community to join us for a discussion on Production Team Roles.
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WeFX breakdown: Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Lotion Lady+Keziah) at Toronto Siggraph.
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Our very own Amanda Heppner rocked the stage with her presentation at CaféVFX!
