The special effects production of the entire movie "The Hulk" was done by Industrial Light & Magic, and Industrial Light & Magic spent countless hours and energy to present the Hulk on the screen. The audience's eyes are very discerning, and they definitely don't want to see an ordinary actor full of green makeup playing a superhero character in a comic. Therefore, in order to truly present the shockingly huge body of the Hulk Hulk, Industrial Light and Magic set out to design the most complex computer animation characters, including: skin alone has more than one hundred layers (), each element is expressed in at least ten levels, making the Hulk present a lifelike sense of reality, and each scene can be completely integrated with other actors. Hulk has 1165 muscles in total to make every movement of him appear flexible and smooth. In order to create the Hulk and other characters, the animators spent a total of 2.5 million hours in the production process of a year and a half using computers, which took up 6 megabits of disk space. The film employs 69 technicians, 41 animators, 35 synthesis technicians, 10 muscle animators, 9 computer animation modelers, 8 animation directors, 6 skin painters, 5 motion capture personnel, and three Art director.
Hulk special effects production
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Extended Reading
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Aide: General?
Ross: Come in.
Aide: Talbot wanted you to see this, sir. It's about a lab Atheon is targeting for acquisition and removal to desert base.
Ross: Why isn't it going through N.S.C.?
Aide: It, uh, concerns your daughter, sir.
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Betty Ross: Good morning. Glenn dropped by.
Bruce Banner: What's he doing here?
Talbot: You know, Dr. Krenzler, you and I have never had the chance to get to know each other properly.
Bruce Banner: Well, that's because I don't want to get to know you, properly or improperly. So, leave.
Talbot: Hey, no worries. You know, let me give you a little heads-up. There is a hairsbreadth between friendly offer and hostile takeover. I've done my homework. The work you're doing here is dynamite. Think: GIs embedded with technology that makes them instantly repairable on the battlefield in our sole possession. That's a hell of a business.
Bruce Banner: Well, it's not what we're doing here. We're doing the basic science for everyone.
Talbot: You know, someday I'm gonna write a book and I'm gonna call it When Stupid Ideals Happen To Smart, Penniless Scientists. In the meantime, Bruce, you will be hearing from me.