Pixion flashes Ranbir’s ‘Tai Tai Phiss’ with its VFX shimmer

On Location Ranadheer Reddy, Compositing Head of Pixion Studios, was on location to supervise and ensure the production process of ‘Tai Tai Phiss‘ with checking the different aspects like lenses, distances and the angle chrominance of green and lighting with the song being absolutely shot against chroma backgrounds.

On Location

Ranadheer Reddy, Compositing Head of Pixion Studios, was on location to supervise and ensure the production process of 'Tai Tai Phiss' with checking the different aspects like lenses, distances and the angle chrominance of green and lighting with the song being absolutely shot against chroma backgrounds.

Visual Effects Anu says, “We believed that we can style the effects in a way that it is Ranbir who is making all these interesting effects and colorful setups happen to entertain the kids who are difficult to please.”

Visual Effects

Anu says, "We believed that we can style the effects in a way that it is Ranbir who is making all these interesting effects and colorful setups happen to entertain the kids who are difficult to please."

Brief With a concept of making it very crisp and fun, with the interactive backgrounds teaming up with the formation of the lyrics, beats and musical instruments. Anu Verma, Motion Graphic Artist says, Read More">“We imagined a set which was completely controlled by lights and bulbs and these lights and bulbs would react to the songRead More

Brief

With a concept of making it very crisp and fun, with the interactive backgrounds teaming up with the formation of the lyrics, beats and musical instruments. Anu Verma, Motion Graphic Artist says, "We imagined a set which was completely controlled by lights and bulbs and these lights and bulbs would react to the song and Ranbir."

Undoubtedly, visual effects can be helmed as one of the greatest inventions in filmmaking history. This is evident with most (if not all) filmmakers opting to use it in their films and television commercials to enhance their narratives. Pixion, one of India’s largest visual effects and post-production houses, has visually sparked an outrage with, Read More">anRead More

Undoubtedly, visual effects can be helmed as one of the greatest inventions in filmmaking history. This is evident with most (if not all) filmmakers opting to use it in their films and television commercials to enhance their narratives. Pixion, one of India's largest visual effects and post-production houses, has visually sparked an outrage with, an item song featuring Ranbir Kapoor targeting the kids from the soon to be released Chillar Party. The music video is probably the first to be shot entirely on a chroma background. With a concept of producing a music video that star's Ranbir Kapoor Vikas Bahl, director of the Chillar Party approached Pixion Studios to execute the VFX in the music video. With over two hundred and fifty shots in the music video, Pixion had the tricky mission in delivering the VFX of the music video in five days. On bagging the project, Yogesh Chhag, Sales Head - Pixion says, "It would be more evident for the industry to witness the brilliant VFX and DI in the film." The post-production studio had eight different setups of the set that was created through CGI with a rigid team of thirty matte artists and compositors along with two VFX supervisors, one CGI artist and one smoke artist. Bollywood Hungama, brings you an in depth view at the behind the scenes VFX making of 'Tai Tai Phiss' from the unreleased, Chillar Party.