Dragonslayer Industrial Light & Magic

Dragonslayer is notable as Industrial Light & Magic’s first non-Lucasfilm production. The film inspired the development of the Go-Motion process, where ILM’s motion-control technology was adapted to stop-motion-style puppet animation. Go Motion created the film’s realistic motion blur and smooth character articulation — both instrumental in what was described as the most realistic dragon portrayed […]

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