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REALTIME - Virtual Production on Doctor Who’s 60th Anniversary

  • Barbican Centre Silk Street London, England, EC2Y 8DS United Kingdom (map)

Thursday 5th September, DAY 1 - 9:20 PM - Auditorium 1

Realtime UK VFX work on Dr Who episode

About the Talk:

REALTIME was challenged to create a cutting-edge virtual production workflow using Unreal Engine for Doctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder, one of the three special episodes commemorating the show's 60th anniversary.

With the return of the much-loved David Tennant as the Doctor and Catherine Tate as Donna, the Tardis takes the Doctor and Donna to the further edge of adventure. To escape, they must face the most desperate fight of their lives, with the fate of the universe at stake.

Realtime UK VFX work on Dr Who episode

Speakers:

James Coore, VFX Supervisor

James is a BAFTA-nominated VFX Supervisor with over 20 years’ experience in the industry, working in commercials, TV and film. He was part of the team at Zombie Flesh Eaters, an animation studio that went on to win Designer of the Year in 2006 for their iconic artwork for Gorillaz. Alongside the band’s creator, Jamie Hewlett, James produced the eco-friendly Demon Lamp, designed to help children fight their fear of monsters. During his time at Absolute Post, he supervised the TV series Outlander (Amazon) and the film Piercing starring Mia Wasikowska. He joined REALTIME in 2021 and he has led the creative team on technically challenging episodic shows including Netflix's Dance Monsters and Doctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder. He was recently nominated for a BAFTA for his work on reimagining the Doctor Who title sequence for the show’s 60th anniversary.

Jonathan Rawlinson, Head of Episodic

Jono has over 25 years' experience working in the film and tv industries. Getting his start in physical production, he has worked across comedy, feature film and TV drama. Jono joined REALTIME in April 2018 from Technicolor VFX, driving the studio’s growth into Episodic TV. His credits include Dance Monsters (Netflix), The Winter King (ITVX), A Discovery Of Witches S2 and S3 (Sky TV / AMC), Avenue 5 (Sky), The Watch (BBC America) and Ridley Road (BBC One). His work in film whilst at Technicolor include Vanity Fair, Little Women, Deep State, Paddington 2, The Alienist and Fearless.

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