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IRON MAN 3 - BEHIND THE WORK Weta Digital - end final battle with full CG backgrounds and CG digi- double Extremis characters and CG Iron Man suits Digital Domain - aerial sequence featuring Air Force One, falling passengers and CG Iron Man; snow crash sequence, Grauman's Chinese Theater Extremis explosion Scanline - house attack and destruction, fully CG exterior and underwater environments, combining practical set pieces with CG effects, CG Iron Man Trixter - main suit connecting sequence and created the animation and design language for the internal mech of the Mk42 suit; Mk42 on the couch with Pepper; Tony Stark fighting with glove and boot in the cell Framestore - Savin fights Iron Man on the plane, and glows; created original look of Extremis characters; Brandt glows in the diner, fighting Tony: burning and Extremis regeneration effects Luma Pictures - Iron Man and Rhodey confront the Mandarin; Iron Patriot flies and searches for Tony in two different locations; phone replacementMethod - water tower collapse; Killian heating up the Iron Patriot suit and breathing fire Fuel VFX - War Room holograms; brain sequence with Kilian and Pepper Cantina Creative - heads up displays Cinesite - replaced one actor with another, as story point changed; added new haircut as actor's look had changed between shooting, car comps, final battle comps The Embassy -Tony and Rhodey on the motorboat, Tony's 'MacGyver' moment getting into the mansion Further contributions - Lola, Capital T, Prologue, Rise FX.

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