See How VFX in Sabrina Carpenter's Manchild Music Video Were Created

If you've seen Sabrina Carpenter's Manchild music video, you might have thought that some of its craziest shots were practical VFX or even real, but the video was created with a lot of help from 3D software, as one of its directors, Vania Heymann, revealed.

Many animals, like the elephant in the diner, the shark, and the seagull on top of the tortoise, were actually taken from outside footage and masterfully integrated into the MV. Moreover, a lot of car parts were set up in 3D programs in a way that they can't be distinguished from real ones at a glance.

If you enjoyed the music video, you should say thanks to its directors Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, cinematographer Chris Ripley, CGI lead Yonatan Bary, and other members of the team that Heymann mentioned in the Instagram post.

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