A Look at the Designers Who Created the Unique Computer Interfaces in the Sci-Fi Film ‘Jupiter Ascending’
The Creator’s Project takes a look at Territory Studio, the London-based production house that designed the unique computer interfaces in the Wachowskis‘ recent sci-fi film, Jupiter Ascending.
We knew that there would be use of wormholes and folding space and the screens would need to depict this in some way. The production designer Hugh Bateup liked the notion of 3D weather maps. The iso lines in weather maps are normally used to describe weather fronts, but he liked the idea that they represented gravity or other invisible forces that the alien characters knew how to read. Using those organic forms we could reveal ships de-cloaking or the fabric of space being folded to create a wormhole.
The visual effects studio was also involved in the production of the recent films Guardians of the Galaxy and Prometheus.
images via The Creators Project
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