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February 19 2009

(SPOILER) Zoic's Dollhouse Mind Wipe. VFX talks to Zoic Studios about their visual effects work Dollhouse. Discussion of effects shots in non-aired episode(s) contained within.

zeitgeist | Dollhouse | 00:25 CET | 9 comments total | tags: effects, vfx, dollhouse, zoic

Okay, I'd like to see the finale now, please.

pat32082 | February 19, 00:33 CET

Oooooo. That finale is intriguing.

Sunfire | February 19, 00:39 CET

I wonder if the half-budget was out of necessity or artsyness.

Jobo | February 19, 02:14 CET

Probably both.

pat32082 | February 19, 02:16 CET

The last time Whedon and Zoic brought us artful necessity, we got Mal dangling over a spinning death trap. Whee!

Sunfire | February 19, 03:19 CET

I'm so torn. I wish Joss would say that the finale sucks, so I don't simultaneously want the season to end and go on forever.

Jobo | February 19, 03:55 CET

I'm tickled orange by this. And it was insightful to see just how much visual effects play in shows. Felicia posted a blog yesterday (?) about the breakdown of visual effects in the Guild Season 2 finale, and I found that fascinating.

I wish I knew how to do this stuff.

korkster | February 19, 05:24 CET

Sounds pretty interesting.
Maybe like a Lars von Trier Dogville-esque stage.

Angel TheVampire | February 19, 14:21 CET

They ran out of money shooting Dollhouse, basically. They shot 14 episodes on a 13 episode budget, so hence why there was the wacky situation of production on 3 episodes overlapping at one point.

gossi | February 19, 18:59 CET

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