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Peter S. Pak

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Death and Other Details | Main Title Sequence | Hulu from Peter S. Pak on Vimeo.

“Memory is malleable. Most witnesses distort the truth without realizing. Trust nothing and no one, especially yourself.” “Details matter.” - Rufus Cotesworth

In this concept we see the recreation of locations, people, and details through a representation of Imogene’s mind’s eye. With so little evidence and only unreliable memories, testimonies, and lies to depend on, can she discover the truth? Pay close attention to catch the numerous clues and edited memories sown throughout. Things are not always what they seem. Reminiscent of famous Italian photographer, Luigi Ghirri, we sought to reframe the mundane and make the familiar seem strange to question the relationship between fiction and reality.

My roles include creating the concept, designing, animating, compositing, and art directing.


VFX Breakdown

Death and Other Details Main Title | VFX breakdown

The Collier family mansion was the scene of a horrific tragedy. The show's production couldn't provide us with the 3D render of the exterior at the time, so we used photographs of the miniature dollhouse version of the mansion, found in the playroom scenes within the show. The rest of the scene was built using stock assets and textures. The far off mansion surrounded by darkness, storm clouds, and a vast empty field highlights the anguish and isolation felt by young Imogene, depicted as a small silhouette near the fire. An adult figure next to her fades away leaving young Imogene alone, symbolizing abandonment and loss. A suspicious truck to the left is shown fleeing the scene.


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Credits

Client: Hulu
Studio: Digital Kitchen
Executive Creative Director: Mason Nicoll
Art Director: Peter Pak
Designers & Animators: John Van Unen, Anissa Silva, Zak Tietjen, Nayoung Heo
Photographer: Rachel Brickel
Music: Brocker Way
Senior Producer: Matthew Lynch
Head of Experiences: Ally Malloy