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VFX: Exploding Things for 16 Years

Brandon Riza shared a compilation video of the most memorable projects he worked on during his time in Blur Studio. Check it out!

Brandon Riza has recently left Blur Studio where he worked on VFX for 16 years. He gathered together the most memorable projects he eventually worked on from 2004 to 2020. Brandon has been in a production team of such projects as Star Wars: The Old Republic games, Dante’s Inferno, and Total War: Warhammer II. 

Blur Studio specializes in visual effects and worked on League of Legends, Elder Scrolls, Terminator: Dark Fate, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and Death, Love, And Robots. 

Check out Brandon’s website for more of his works. 

Great to speed up your hand creation or help with your anatomy studies!

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Insane VFX in Lost in Space

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