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'Ted' VFX Supervisor Hoyt Yeatman on the Challenges of Animating a Talking Bear in a Sitcom

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Christian Zilko

13d ago· 4 min readen

Summary

An interview with "Ted" co-VFX Supervisor Hoyt Yeatman from IndieWire's Craft Roundtables, discussing the technical challenges of creating VFX for the sitcom centered around an animated talking teddy bear in a live-action world. The show requires VFX elements in almost every shot due to constant interactions between Ted and human actors, forcing the VFX team to adapt their workflow to the fast-paced sitcom production environment.

Source

IndieWire'Ted' VFX Supervisor Hoyt Yeatman on the Challenges of Animating a Talking Bear in a Sitcomindiewire.com

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"Ted" might be one of the funniest sitcoms on TV, but from a VFX perspective, it's also one of the most technically intricate shows that aired this season.
The fact that it centers around an animated talking teddy bear who lives in an otherwise live-action world ensures that almost every shot requires elements of VFX.
The constant interactions between Ted and the human actors that surround him created an exciting challenge for the entire team.
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Watch our interview with 'Ted' VFX artist Hoyt Yeatman from IndieWire's Craft Roundtables.

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