The most insane thing I heard about the animation in this, is that each individual frame took a fricken WEEK to make, animation consists of loads of drawings put together, imagine spending a whole week on each of these individual drawings, that’s a heck tone of work. That’s why they needed around 800 artists to work on this film.
urgh. these behind the scenes videos are always way too short. I want to see 30 minute videos on the r&d of the line work tools, the acting choices and the progression of the animation style. I want to see the dailies and feedback sessions, and production meetings.
This is easily the best animated film that I have ever seen the creativity and style is so unique, I highly doubt that anything will be able to top this
I like it way more than I should because I have the ORIGINAL ultimate Spider-Man comics They changed his story to make it PG Both of his parents die to Venom
@@r3ady780 not really, cause i think this was just a separate universe in the vast multitude of the marvel multiverse. because i don't think in the original, did miles ever meet a black and white spiderman. or spiderpig. lol
The teams who worked on this movie are SO TALENTED. From the writers, the actors, the animators, the musicians and composers, the producers and directors. . .this is an absolute masterpiece. THIS is cinematic artwork.
This movie has some of the best visuals of the year, imo. Not just in animating - I mean in all movies. It was just so clear that so much thought was put into the look of both each scene and also the whole thing as a big picture.
@@aidenflame1576 omg, this is such a mood. I was repeating a lot of scenes over and over again, because I wanted to really appreciate all the details. And also because I didn't listen to what they were saying the first time lol
This honestly gives me tingles, the work done on Miles and the animation in into the spider-verse gets me so excited for animation that I haven’t felt since I first started animating
Stuff like this is why you guys are my favorite studio. You know how to do realism you know how to animate and you know how to blur the lines between the professions in VFX. I still need to watch this film but your work is something else.
fun fact, miles at the beginning of the movie, has always been moving at a slower frame rate per second then peter's spiderman. you can see a good example of this during the chase scene through the snow. now here's the cool thing, as miles slowly becoming his own version of spiderman during the movie, the frame rates start to match peter's spiderman until they are moving at the same frame rate at the end fight. this show case of a character in a cool way. the animators were amazing.
i swear if Sony made a documentary on how Into the Spiderverse was made it would be _extremely_ popular. if it does happen it would probably my no. 1 fav documentary by far.
Just a note for those who aren't sure what 3D software Miles was displayed with his detailed linework, that's Autodesk Maya. It has alot of versatility but takes years to master.
I'm usually OK with CG film. They can look good. But I'm only OK with them as they lack of something... something special. It's their art style. Then I watched this movie and my mouth stayed open in lots of scenes. This movie looks really different. They added so much to it in term of style! Just amazing! And it wasn't just randomly adding effects, they really knew what to apply and where. It looks fantastic! Not saying the choppy framerate was always good, I see what they wanted to achieve and it worked in many cases, sometimes I felt overdone though. This is definitely my favourite Spider-Man movie. It's so special! Unique, beautiful, stunning, memorable, funny. Just... WOW!
Relax guys. Learn slowly. If you want a shortcut and hoping that you'll learn everything from the experts, you'll never be one yourself. Keep this video in your bookmark, rewatch it once in a while and see if your knowledge is enough to understand what they're doing. If you still dont, it just means that you're not ready yet. Wait more and come back again. You'll get it one day.
This movie gives me eyegasm (is that even a word?) when i know almost nothing about animating. Big respect to the animators! Its just too pleasing, and i cant stop rewatching it😩💖
I absolutely loved the art style in the movie and seeing this makes me appreciate it even more. Than you so much for all your hard work, it's not unnoticed!
@@wane5949 so you're telling me if they used 12 frames a second for the scenes that in ONE year they made about 4.5 seconds worth of movie. Bullshite to the maximum
D B Well I heard it from somewhere, but I’m guessing that certain frames took about a week. As well as them having different teams for different parts of the movie they can split it up so it does seem plausible.
This movie is so underrated. we out here having 100% digitally films being made with over $1,000,000,000 made at the box office and these movies get barely any attention.
This movie renewed my confidence in this studio. Everything about it is amazing and visually pleasing to the eye, I never get tired or bored watching it. I am definitely looking forward to the sequel and Spider Gwen spinoff :)
Sony did amazing on this spiderman. Imo, they fall short on their movies at times but this was amazing in every aspect. In honesty I feel like they should stick with this spiderman(miles) and keep doing these animated style films and hone on it even more instead of disputing with disney and trying to take spiderman and causing him (Spiderman/Tom Holland) to be pulled from the MCU. Like they have a MASTERPIECE right here. Develop this further and make more amazings things with this instead of messing with live action spidey
OMG this is what I wanted to see! The wonder con panel this year was SO disappointing. They said Into the Spider-Verse: A New Take on Animation. There was NONE of this they talked about. Mostly Q&A, meaning compliments from fans, ugh!
I haven't had a favorite movie in a long time, but everything about this one, from the story to the music, was just so beautifully crafted that I fell in love with it. Amazing work!
This movie was absolutely the best animated movie I've seen in YEARS.. Though it was absolutely NOT for those who have any kind of epileptic migraines or seizures.