2023-06-24 07:00:00
With a millionaire production that resulted in a flood of positive comments, “Spider-Man: Through the Spider-Verse“, is undoubtedly one of the highlights among the animations released in 2023 – but there is a lot not revealed about the behind the scenes.
Artists who participated in the film’s production allege that the studios pushed the team too hard throughout production, causing more than 100 employees to leave before the end of the project. The criticism ranges from the charges in revisions to the work format of Phil Lord, producer of “Aranhaverso”.
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In an interview with Vultureone claims that the producer has “an inability to conceptualize 3D animations during the early planning stages”, preferring to edit fully rendered artwork — leaving all the raw work to the team.
In addition, professionals claimed that they had to carry out tireless revisions due to changes requested in the already approved project, resulting in more work.
As much as the pandemic was a factor that led to the sequel to “Spiderverse” being postponed, some team members reported that Phil Lord was also late in reviewing the texts; This delay by the producer reflected in the schedule of the animators, who took more time to review the materials approved by the producer; As a result, the team was backed up and needed to work 11 hours a day, seven days a week to be able to complete the project in the new deadline.
Ex-president of Sony hits back
On the other hand, Amy Pascal, former president of Sony Pictures, says that the sequence of “Aranhaverso” had the participation of more than a thousand professionals and that 100 of them leaving the set during the project is a common volume.
“Spider-Man: Through the Spider-Verse” is now playing in theaters worldwide. A third film is already confirmed for 2024, titled “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse”.
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