VFX artists JonathanPicheDelorme and GabrielBeauvais talk to Bleeding Cool about 20thCenturyStudio's TheBoogeyman, the creature and more. Interview
centers on a high school student Sadie and her little sister Sawyer who are reeling from the recent death of their mother. When a desperate patient of their therapist father unexpectedly shows up at their home seeking help, he leaves behind a terrifying supernatural entity that preys on families and feeds on the suffering of its victims. Piche-Delorme is the FOLKS VFX supervisor and Beauvais is the Head of Creatures/Senior CG supervisor on the film.
: Initially, we received several creature designs that didn't make the cut for the project. While some showed potential and had interesting elements, none fully matched Rob and the team's envisioned concept. That's when Gab set off on an exploratory phase to come up with our own design.: I often find inspiration from two sources. Firstly, my beard often seems to hide little characters within it.
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