Evansâ credits span everything from The Dark Knight to Harry Potter, Fast & Furious, and Mission: Impossible. However, the latest addition to the list is arguably one of the most anticipated franchise sequels ever: the fourth entry into Lana and Lilly Wachowskiâs sci-fi cyberpunk series: The Matrix Resurrections. In Resurrections, Neo must once again escape from the computer-simulated reality of the title and save his soulmate, Trinity, from the clutches of the machines that created it.
DNEG acted as the lead VFX vendor on The Matrix Resurrections and split over 700 shots across its London, Vancouver, and India facilities, with Evans overseeing the work as DNEGâs VFX Supervisor. âThe Matrix is such an iconic series, so it was incredible to get to work on it; I was thrilled when the project landed on my lap!â says Evans. âWe had a ton of work to do, with a lot of focus on the filmâs real-world scenes. That included fully-CG backgrounds, creature work on the newly introduced synthient characters, and a whole lot more.â