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How do you create a successful trailer for a game like God of War? And how can you make the most of all the advantages of a USD pipeline in the process? In this article in Motiongrapher VFX Supervisor Henrik Eklundh and CG Supervisor takes us through the steps of the creation process. Read more...
Welcome to a world where fairies and mythical creatures walk the foggy streets of the late 1800s. In episode 69, Yellow Brick Road’s Nils Lagergren sits down with Executive Producer Matilda Olsson, VFX Supervisor Joel Lindman and Animation stalwart Staffan Linder to talk about Goodbye Kansas’ VFX production for season 2 of Prime Video’s Carnival […] Read more...
In episode 68 of Yellow Brick Road we take a closer look at the character trailers that Goodbye Kansas produced for Bethesda’s and Arkane Studios’ brand new game Redfall. Director Emnet Mulugeta, Art Director Tom Waldton and Illustrator Karl Johnson discuss the creative approach to partly work with a 2D Comic book style, how it […] Read more...
With the continuous growth of Goodbye Kansas Studios and its body of work within the film, TV and games industry, the Art Department’s role has never been as important as it is now. Our involvement in early pre-production work when it comes to visual development, character and environment design has become a crucial foundation, not only when creating new IPs but also during production and in post to assist and ensure the highest level of quality.
Combining the many years of experience in the industry together with the ambition of taking it to the next level is key. We, as individuals but most importantly as a department, love to tell and help to tell great stories. This will always be our main focus and goal. Always.
To create great things, you need great people. And we’re proud that so many great people have joined our family through the years. We want Goodbye Kansas Studios to be an inspired, inclusive home for the very best in the industry, rooted in a company culture fuelled by passion and a will to push the limits of what’s technologically possible. We have always stayed true to that vision.
Today Goodbye Kansas employs over 300 talents around the globe – and we’re always looking for new talents to join our team!