The Making of Bjork’s 3D Wanderlust

By Stephen Dirkes in Arts & Music on August 18, 2008
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Curious as to exactly how they shot Bjork’s new 3-D music video for “Wanderlust”, I spoke with Damijan Saccio, co-founder of UVPhactory the post production company for the project.

From the initial creative brief from director’s “Encyclopedia Pictura” to production in Long Island City at Matthew Barney’s studio and the the challenges of 3-D post, Damijan walks us through the the production process step-by-step.

Thanks to the Damijan and the UVPhactory team for providing the wonderful “Making of..” footage and productions stills. Green screen keying on this was done in Red Giant’s “Primatte Keyer Pro”. I’ll be posting a review of “Primatte”, Red Giant’s new plug in set soon, keep an eye out for it.

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Stephen Dirkes is a film maker and composer from Toronto, Canada. Currently residing in NYC, Stephen's creative interests lay in New Media Art, VJing and Art Films.

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One comment for “The Making of Bjork’s 3D Wanderlust”

  1. Super cool awesomeness, Stephen!

    Posted by Alexandra Lerman | August 20, 2008, 10:19 am

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