A still from Game of Thrones.
London:
In the popular TV show Game of Thrones, the character Ramsay Bolton's death scene where, his own dogs rip him apart, was scaled back and made less gory, reveals the special effects creators of the show.
As graphic as Ramsay's demise was, Image Engine, the company that created many of the memorable scenes for Season 6, intended it to be even more gory, reported variety.com.
"They shot the scene with multiple takes. They did a pass of the dog on green screen, then Ramsay on green screen, and then we also had a background plate, which we put together," Image Engine visual effects supervisor Mat Krentz explained.
The artists also created a computer-generated jaw for Ramsay, and animated it to reveal the flesh ripping between his skin and gums. The effect was too gruesome even by Game Of Thrones standards, so they pulled it back a bit, using a 2D composite instead.
Image Engine's creative team was also behind the season's 72 on-screen deaths, spread over 10 episodes.
This is how the death count broke down: 22 by sword, 14 by slit throat, 1 by pike, and 1 by dogs.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
As graphic as Ramsay's demise was, Image Engine, the company that created many of the memorable scenes for Season 6, intended it to be even more gory, reported variety.com.
"They shot the scene with multiple takes. They did a pass of the dog on green screen, then Ramsay on green screen, and then we also had a background plate, which we put together," Image Engine visual effects supervisor Mat Krentz explained.
The artists also created a computer-generated jaw for Ramsay, and animated it to reveal the flesh ripping between his skin and gums. The effect was too gruesome even by Game Of Thrones standards, so they pulled it back a bit, using a 2D composite instead.
Image Engine's creative team was also behind the season's 72 on-screen deaths, spread over 10 episodes.
This is how the death count broke down: 22 by sword, 14 by slit throat, 1 by pike, and 1 by dogs.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
