Space to Create
Innovation in Storytelling
Lexhag is not just a Post-VFX shop. We can film, fabricate and combine our techniques.
The example for Lucy Pearman's pilot episode for the BBC employed Lexhag's full arsenal. From mechanical levitation platforms to talking deep fake horses.
The project was unusual. It was very experimental and contained a lot of FX, which meant Lexhag had to innovate for every shot to deliver sequences that the pilot could afford. We can build, shoot and post our ideas, based only minutes away from Pinewood Studios.
For years, we’ve been designing and capturing the unusual — across physical effects, digital worlds and emerging technologies. That experience now gives us a unique foundation for the AI era.
Below, you'll see a levitation platform that could fit in the tiny Chipping Norton location and could lift Lucy out of her seat while she was performing, the rig and background made invisible by our amazing VFX team.
Several "super Strength" rigs were also made that could travel to a location and be quickly eretced that enabled Lucy to have super strength and lift very big people off their feet.
You'll also see a prosthetic hand that we used to photograph a magically healing wound. The element was filmed in our workshop space and later composited onto a plate of Lucy's hand, and looked brilliant as her hand healed and the blood retreated into the cut.
Levitation rig
Bleeding hands element shoot
