'Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ VFX Supervisor Talks Creating Snoke | THR News

The video discusses the visual effects of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which is in contention for an Oscar. It highlights the creation of Supreme Leader Snoke, a CG character performed by Andy Serkis, and the efforts to make him appear realistic. VFX supervisor Ben Morris explains the techniques used to enhance Snoke's human-like features, including AI modeling and detailed skin textures. Costume designer Michael Kaplan's work on Snoke's robe is also covered. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their thoughts on the film's visual effects.

What was one of the main reasons 'The Last Jedi' was nominated for an Oscar?

• Its compelling storyline

• The musical score

• The visual effects work

• The performance of the lead actors

Who performed the character of Supreme Leader Snoke in 'The Last Jedi'?

• Daisy Ridley

• Harrison Ford

• Andy Serkis

• Mark Hamill

What was a critical aspect of Snoke's VFX to avoid the uncanny valley?

• The accuracy of his eyes

• The texture of his skin

• The sound of his voice

• The color of his robe

What did the VFX team use to ensure Snoke's eyes were believable?

• Advanced lighting techniques

• AI modeling for anatomical accuracy

• Hand-drawn sketches

• Traditional animation methods

How was Snoke's robe created for the film?

• It was entirely computer-generated

• It was painted on the actor

• It was borrowed from a museum

• A full-sized robe was made and scanned