WeWereMonkeys were so struck by the energy of the new Coheed and Cambria song, “The Broken,” that it inspired them to create an epic sci-fi saga of vast proportions.
Death-match between cyborg titans? Check. Spaceships and mechanical beasts fighting to fulfill an ancient prophecy? Got it.
But the best part of all, you ask? They built all of this from remote-controlled vehicles, kitchen utensils, electrical components, and 50 scale-model kits. From these parts, they managed to custom-create a total of 15 models over two days, followed by an airbrushing and weathering technique, giving the models the battle-scarred look you see in the final piece. They then shot stills and video of the models in their green screen studio, before assembling the post-apocalyptic world in Photoshop and After Effects.
In a word, awesome! It’s always inspiring to see a tactile approach when so many before have chosen the CG path. For the full wow factor, be sure to look at these amazing process stills after the jump, ranging from the creation of the models to the composting and finishing of the final.
Credits
CLIENT
Coheed and Cambria
RECORD LABEL
Sony/Columbia
DIRECTORS
Davide Di Saro & Mihai Wilson (WeWereMonkeys)
PRODUCER
Marcella Moser (WeWereMonkeys)
PRODUCTION STUDIO
Vision Entertainment
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Geoff McLean (Vision Entertainment)
U.S. REPRESENTIVE
Randi Wilens (R.W. Media)
COMMISSIONER
Saul Levitz (Columbia Records)
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