Zuffa, LLC, owner of the Ultimate Fighting Championship brand, tapped Director Neil Huxley to create an
explosive show open that reflects the sport’s rise from its humble beginnings to the mainstream. The :60
piece combines archival footage of iconic UFC bouts mapped into entirely imagined backgrounds, timed to
a score by famed film composer and music producer Hans Zimmer.
To raise the entertainment and production value of their new game “Murdered: Soul Suspect,” Square Enix and Airtight Games worked directly with Digital Domain and directors Neil Huxley and Vernon Wilbert to create a sophisticated launch trailer for the property. Shot in sections, like a feature film, in Digital Domain’s Virtual Production Studio, the stylized, movie-like trailer introduces the main protagonist and follows him as he discovers that the grisly murder he’s trying to solve is his own.
To raise the entertainment and production value of their new game “Murdered: Soul Suspect,” Square Enix and Airtight Games worked directly with Digital Domain and directors Neil Huxley and Vernon Wilbert to create a sophisticated launch trailer for the property. Shot in sections, like a feature film, in Digital Domain’s Virtual Production Studio, the stylized, movie-like trailer introduces the main protagonist and follows him as he discovers that the grisly murder he’s trying to solve is his own.
Neil Huxley’s powerful, dark teaser looks like it was shot right on Cybertron, with hand-held cameras. Gamers who saw the piece’s premiere during the 2011 VGAs were hooked by its filmic look and feel, haunting track and redemptive story. Virtual production at Digital Domain enabled Neil to shoot CG like live action and take the action to a more artistic plane.
To launch the third chapter of the acclaimed Dead Space series for EA, Visceral Games and Draftfcb San Francisco, Director Neil Huxley created a mix of live action, gameplay and high-end CGI in a trailer that sees the long-pursued Isaac Clarke turn the tables, going on the offensive to pursue the Necromorphs on their own planet.