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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Artists, Animators Share How Their Stunning Scenes Came Together - IGN

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is chock-full of rule-breaking, boundary-pushing animated sequences that jump around art styles, often combining many of them in the same frame. Of the 1,000 artists and animators that contributed to Across the Spider-Verse, several have taken to social media to share just how much effort goes into every second of the film — and it's a staggering amount of time and attention to detail.

Much of it was based on refence footage that the animators shot themselves. For an early scene where Miles Morales is late to a meeting with his parents and a school counselor, Daniel Ceballos shared side-by-side footage of the finished sequence and the spliced-together shots he took of himself acting out the conversation between Miles and his parents:

Jordan Barg also filmed himself gesturing to use as reference when Pavitr Prabhakar's Spider-Man introduces Miles, Gwen, and Hobie to Mumbattan:

"I tried a TON of different versions and gestures, just anything I could think of," Barg tweeted. He then edited together a series of clips until he landed on something that he liked best and landed the phyiscal humor of the scene to work off of.

Similarly, Arran Baker used clips of people falling down and, like, humping a chair as inspiration for a brief moment when Spot is trying to rob an ATM inside a bodega:

"We really appreciate what you put yourself through to get these amazing shots ๐Ÿ˜‚," Baker tweeted.

Some of the coolest animation comes from Spider-Verse's coolest chatacter, Hobie Brown, aka Spider-Punk, whose character design is constantly in motion.

To create that kind of effect, Spencer Wan started with a digitally drawn Spider-Punk, then printed it out, then "rendered it more realistically in pencil, recaptured it by taping an ipad to the side of my desk, blasted it with filters, scribbled on it, etc.," he tweeted. "The textures are random photos from my apartment. Some of my junk mail is in there."

Chelsea Gordon-Ratzlaff, a supervising animator on the film, also shared their guidelines for Hobie:

Speaking with Discussing Film, Justin K. Thompson, one of the movie's three directors, shared that the process for nailing down Hobie's style alone took two to three years, "and we really only came together like right at the end."

The character design for Spider-Man 2099, aka Miguel O'Hara, also took significant effort and passed through many hands to get it just right. Character and costume designer Kris Anka shared early sketches for the character, for whom he was "asked to do an entirely fresh take on the character, making sure he felt aggressive and bold, a different body build from the other spiders too," he tweeted.

One of the most incredible and inspiring stories about the animation is in the Spider-Lego sequence done by 14-year-old Preston Mutanga, who lives in Toronto and recreated the Across the Spider-Verse trailer in Lego figures.

His fan trailer caught the attention of Spider-Verse's writer-producers Christopher Miller and Phil Lord, who also directed The Lego Movie. "It blew us all away, including some of the best animators in the world,” Miller told The New York Times. For the movie's (quite funny) Lego sequence, they ended up tapping Mutanga, who chipped away at the scene over several weeks during his spring break and after school.

In its first weekend on June 2, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse debuted at the top of the box office, raking in $120.5 million domestically — triple what Into the Spider-Verse made during the same timeframe in 2018 — and $208.6 million worldwide, setting a new record for Sony Pictures as its biggest animated opening of all time.

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