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Creative Bloq
Creative Bloq
Technology
James Clarke

Paddington in Peru's use of previz turned a London studio into a jungle

Paddington in Peru VFX; a bear tied in rope steering a boat wheel.

Paddington in Peru's visual effects are beautifully real, often very subtle, and occasionally bamboozling – you'll rewatch Paddington's perilous adventure to find Aunt Lucy and wonder, 'how was that done?'. Well, I caught up with Sylvain Degrotte, VFX Supervisor at Framestore London to uncover how some of the best shots were made, but importantly how previz and techviz made recreating jungles in London.

Sylvain has also shed light on how how the team animated Paddington in a previous feature, and VFX colleague Mark Curtis, a VFX Supervisor from Framestore Montreal, shared how the ruined Citadel was created for the film's finale. Here Sylvain lets us in on how previz and techviz connected London's studio team to that in the beaches and jungles of Columbia.

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