Lucasfilm hires YouTube artist behind Star Wars deepfake Shamook first revealed the hire on YouTube, telling followers his new title was Senior Facial Capture Artist. Source Friday, 30 July 2021, 07:18 A deepfake of the climactic scene of season two of The Mandalorian - created by Jon Favreau - appeared to particularly impress Lucasfilm.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - A YouTuber famous for making deepfakes of scenes from iconic film and television shows including Star Wars has landed a job at Lucasfilm after wowing bosses at the Disney-owned company.
The digital artist known only as Shamook is famous online for using cutting-edge technology to seamlessly map the faces of famous stars onto other actors bodies.
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Lucasfilm hires YouTube artist behind Star Wars deepfake
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published : 29 Jul 2021 at 04:45
1 A deepfake of the climactic scene of season two of The Mandalorian created by Jon Favreau appeared to particularly impress Lucasfilm.
LOS ANGELES: A YouTuber famous for making deepfakes of scenes from iconic film and television shows including Star Wars has landed a job at Lucasfilm after wowing bosses at the Disney-owned company.
The digital artist known only as Shamook is famous online for using cutting-edge technology to seamlessly map the faces of famous stars onto other actors bodies.
Popular videos created by the technical whiz include pasting Robert Pattinson s visage onto Christian Bale s Batman, and imagining a young Mel Gibson had returned in place of Tom Hardy in 2015 s Mad Max: Fury Road.