“Avatar: The Way of Water” is a sequel, but the VFX team had a mandate far beyond supplying “more of the same.” The follow-up to the 2009 original “Avatar” had many new demands — and these jaw-drop…
, “We were working on this film since the last one finished, identifying what we could do better. Then there was a big burst of research-and-development” about six years ago, when writer-director
Things got even more complicated when the character was in a larger setting. “If you have a character who has droplets of water trickling down, and in the background you’re seeing the vast ocean — you can’t create both droplets and a big ocean at the same time; there are not enough computers in the world to do that. So you have to solve each one individually.”
So the actors performed in large tanks at the Lightstorm studios in Manhattan Beach, Calif., holding their breath so bubbles wouldn’t interfere with the VFX.
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