Platt College Alumni Create Stunning 3D Effects for Blockbuster Film, The Walk
Summary
The Los Angeles Times called The Walk a “truly beautiful and exhilarating bit of filmmaking,” and Cinemablend.com referred to the 3D effects as “nothing short of spectacular.” “After working on five feature films and some commercials, I can say that this was probably the one I felt most proud of,” said stereo artist and Platt College alum, Adiel Galvan.I am proud to say that I got to be part of something that is both beautiful and breathtaking.” Platt College San Diego’s 3D Animation program prepares students for careers like Keith, Adiel and Felix’s, including 3D modelers, special effects artists and web and graphic designers.Guided by his mentor Papa Rudy (Kingsley), on August 7, 1974 Petit and a ragtag crew of international accomplices set out to perform a daring feat: to walk in the immense void between the World Trade Center towers, 100 dizzying stories above the ground.The Los Angeles Times called The Walk a “truly beautiful and exhilarating bit of filmmaking,” and Cinemablend.com referred to the 3D effects as “nothing short of spectacular.”“After working on five feature films and some commercials, I can say that this was probably the one I felt most proud of,” said stereo artist and Platt College alum, Adiel Galvan.I am proud to say that I got to be part of something that is both beautiful and breathtaking.”Platt College San Diego’s 3D Animation program prepares students for careers like Keith, Adiel and Felix’s, including 3D modelers, special effects artists and web and graphic designers.