Spider-Man: No Way Home

We started getting visitors… from every universe. Our Montreal team, along with Framestore’s Adrien Saint Girons and Christian Kaestner are thrilled to have delivered VFX on the highly anticipated Spider-Man: No Way Home, working on close to 250 shots that covered incredibly complex environments and FX work.   Framestore was involved in the creative process from early concept art through to the show’s final VFX, working closely with director Jon Watts on the ‘spellbound’ sequence that opens the doors to the mirror universe, as well as the epic, reality-skewing chase sequence between Doctor Strange and Spider-Man that twists New York City out of shape and merges it with epic landscape of Arizona’s Grand Canyon. “We were thrilled to be working on such an epic franchise and the artists were really excited too,” says Saint Girons.  

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