ALIENS Behind-the-Scenes Chestburster FX Test
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ALIENS Behind-the-Scenes Chestburster Mechanism FX Test
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No sequel to ALIEN would have been complete without paying homage to the infamous 'Chestburster' scene, so director James Cameron memorably included the grotesque parasites in ALIENS as well.
Featuring commentary by film director and FX designer, Stephen Norrington (Blade, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen), who built the chestburster mechanism used in the film.
Full #BehindTheScenes Story HERE:
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About Stephen Norrington: imdb.to/1ejPTgJ
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I wish puppetry and real effects were utilised more in modern films
Teamed with small amounts of cgi.
Word Lustria StormBorn! - David
Too much CGI ruins a lot of otherwise decent movies , I prefer it used sparingly with older style special effects like in Alien . That movie still holds up today very well .
+Lustria StormBorn That's actually how the T-600 was made in Terminator: Salvation! They had Bryan Steele inside a blue screen suit with fabricated parts, and CGI hydraulics were put in were they were needed! The same goes for the moto-terminators; in that scene where Christian Bale hijacks one and rides it to San Fransisco, they actually modified a Kawasaki motorcycle to look more like a terminator on wheels. As a matter of fact, there were only two machines in the movie that couldn't be done with puppetry. One was the harvester, and that thing was huge. The other was the H.K.
Dinoman217 that's awesome!!! I'm yet to watch terminator salvation, I'll grab it today :D
Lustria StormBorn You should! It's well made, has awesome special effects, not to mention that John Connor is played by the Dark Knight!
Stan Winston was one of a kind, I can't even begin to explain what that name means to me. His absences in movie effects is so noticeable. I really miss his work in movies, I absolutely adore the work he did in movies. He is a one of a kind and my absolute favourite in practical effects, and movies will never be the same without him.
looks like its singing opera.
True
Awesome movie, awesome acting, awesome effects, even compared to what digital effects are like now.
But that aside, when it was said that the tiny little arms give a lot of character or emotion or whatever to the chestburster, is it me or does it look like he's passionately singing an opera?
It's not just you, MetalSynkk. A few others have said the same thing. Question is: What opera is he singing?? -Matt
Great debate, guys. We need BOTH. The best effect is the one the movie calls for. Most likely, the ones that make us gasp are begun with something cool on set to shoot & the seams are smoothed out in post.
The real truth is we have a huge swath of fans, students & faculty comprised of genius CG artists. They LOVE practical effects and keep studying to make their digital work more organic. Anatomy and gravity are ideas that need to MASTERED. The best artists use it all.
Those Facehuggers and Chestbursters are hard to find in those Comic Conventions (stuffed ones, of course).
+saifMSK, Totally! We can imagine his voice sounding a bit like Placido Domingo's. - Matt
chestburster singing an emotional opera
I wish that you guys would post some Monster Squad stuff if you had any. That Gill Man design was great.
Yes, that's the Steve Norrington who directed Blade and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
The world needs another Stephen Norrington film, stat!
I still think this is one of the most effective cable controlled effects, to date.
Hahaha someone please dub the little guy with an opera song, make him the next Lucialieno Pavarotti or something lol...
The reason things like this were so scary was because they actually had a physical presence. The Thing, Alien etc were actually scary. CGI has literally never scared me and I dare to say most people find CGI less scary as well.
One of the coolest mechanisms ever made - so simple, yet so dynamic and has so much impact! Fantastic.
Stan Winston Studios has been going since around 1972 & is one of the best visual effects companies in the world. It'll probably outlive the individual artists involved. This isn't a portfolio for the individual artist. It's to show how a talented person within the company created the mechanics for the chestburster. Also the video footage is prob owned by Stan Winston Studios - So it would require their branding anyway.
Great video - I love seeing the mechanics behind how creatures work!
Still creeps the Bejesus out of me even today:-))))) awesome effects:-))))))))
capt picard, We agree. It's amazing how well the movie holds up. - Matt
the technical achievement is so awesome and clever , I wonder if You guys could pull off making an human android coupled with a 3rd party Artificial Intelligence !
Yep, Parady Young, I think we could definitely pull that off. Just need an investor to back it. You in? -Matt
Who ever created the xenomorph warriors (Aliens) deserves more credit! I gotten a NECA toy figure of the new alien creatures from Aliens! Before I go to arcade to play some Aliens Extermination, who created xenomorph warriors? I don't think giger did this time because I think fox fired him?
It's a very basic controller for cable actuation. If you check out Richard Landon's Cable Mechanism Basic Lesson on our site, it's all explained thoroughly by one of the dudes who moved the very chestburster you see here! - John
Truly frightening performance 👏
It's like the little thing is singing dramatically... Love this.
Amazing. When that movie came out that scene was gruesomely terrifying.
I LOVE the movie saga Aliens,and right now, I REALLY want that model!
ROCK THE CASBAH. ROCK THE CASBAH.
Yes, that's the whole point of our school, preserving and promoting these techniques. Check out our lesson on cable mechanism basics with Richard Landon for a start. - David
Thank you @pH4nTomPL4n3T!!! We appreciate it! -John
It really is crazy all the emotion that can be conveyed.
i agree this is why Aliens is considered one of the best Sci fi movies ever, they had to use their creativity to deal with this kind of effects, thats a more real approach than CG if you ask me, thats why the movie feels so real even if you are watching space marines and aliens killing each other LOL
Guissepe, Glad you enjoyed the video. And thanks for the suggestion, but we plan on being around for many years to come! -Matt
it's still adorable :P but that's just my opinion
It looks cuter with tiny arms
i think we need both CG and mechanical effects, for me the CGI works for far away subjects but for closer subjects, they need to use mechanised or puppetry for that realistic effect movie junkies and critics crave.
Very realistic Stephen! Looks absolutely amazing :D
It's a great effect, isn't it, Emily Detherage? - David
Here's hoping Neill Blomkamp involves you guys to participate for his upcoming Alien film.
One of the faults of CGI is that because the creature is digital, it moves at a higher framerate, 60 FPS(currently), than a practical creature. A matter of fact, the digital creature has so much frames of animation per second that it moves at unreal speeds. Films usually run between 24-30 FPS just so you know.
this is why animatronics will always beat CGI when it comes to realism.
You practical affects guys should teach CGI guys about the mechanics involved in how things move. even with motion capture around, im sure they can still learn a thing or two about simulating natural movements in their subjects
Gave me a few nightmares. Great work
Quite true, though I think the best CGI guys don't need it. Look at ILM's stuff... so natural...
More integration between puppets and CGI is a must though... together they produce far greater results than if either is used (or misused in some cases) on its own. Jurassic Park is perfection in this sense.
Cant wait until they start building robots with the voice of syrie in them...you know walking, talking...thats the next gen syrie...
Still a better effect than anything ive seen with cgi.
Thanks mxwil9! -Matt
James, please look at our lesson with Steve Johnson and Billy Bryan. They talk about how they achieved that very effect! - David
I wish Stephen Norrington would direct again. Blade was such an awesome movie adnd LXG had potential. I'm really sorry that he had such a bad experience making that movie but would hope it doesn't completely deter him from making another movie(even though it looks like that's exactly what has happened).
We always thought aliens would come from outer space. No one thought they would actually come from out out planet.
damn i always wondered how they made the scene where it erupts from kane
Just voted for you guys. Best of luck with the contest!
That's even worse.
Nightmares forever!
Dammit !!, now i gotta watch alien again --_-- hahahahha
Make it walk and sing "Hello My Baby".
What I've always have been curious about is the belly burster/ stomach growth scene from Species 2
For example, I don't understand the reason why the practical effects in the last "the thing" were replaced by CGI. Mystety for me.
Best acting by Johnson the cat
creepy movie and still creeps me to this very day but good to know how this was done
action figures stop motion with armatronic mechanism, Is it possible?
good god, why I'm not subscribed to this channel yet?
This is in contrast with modern CGI which uses the exact same smoothed dead motions and IK to all their characters.. That's because they basically all use the same 3D tools. Something living like this, has flaws, irregular organic motions due to real constraints, that is what makes it real and gives it impact. To bad modern CGI artist have forgotten this..
I'd like to see the controls for that and how they linked them in!
wow! And now the animatronic facehuggher, please! :-)
It's so cute!
I think I will try to make this
It looks like its dancing AVP extinction is awesome.
Animatronics is the best!
I'm confused does this even have electricity or robotics or is it pure wires cuz If its pure wires I want to learn how to make stuff like this
Baby my heart's on fire!
And you'll be left alone...
BAD ASS!
kinda curious, can you use these techniques to create action figures ?
Amazing. I love videos like this.
Many thanks, pH4nTomPL4n3T! -Matt
Better than ANY cgi made today.
Am I the only one that thinks the puppet looks like it singing opera?
Best selling toy of 1979
StudioADI's chestburster from Alien: Resurrection was just so bad. I really wish that they had watched this video.
Water, my ass! Get this guy some Pepto Bismol!
Awesome!!!
Great stuff, really thank you for sharing. Readers of our website will be happy to see this gem as well
Awesome!! simply awesome...
This is amazing!
this so awesome.
they tried that
Puppetry over CG any day !
And you'll be left alone
I'm sorry, I stopped listening after "easily mass produced" and started imagining my chestburster army
Animatronics FTW.
Great!
Awesome
Love it.
...Hello my darlin'...
that's kinda what they were going for
If you refuse me...
hes the same dude who made Blade
why have arms ?
"easily mass-producable".......go on.......
Very diplomatic and realistic of you. Unfortunately, 90% of CGI in film is shit, and film effects have suffered a long decline due to it's popularity. I weep when I think of how many great artists never pursued or displayed their craft because of CGI's prevalence. The superiority of practical effects is just so blatantly obvious to me in the final product. How can it not be obvious to everyone else? Rant, froth.
What I would have given to do this for a job!
57 people appear to have indigestion:-)
I wanted to write the same thing.
Hello, my ragtime gal