Series 11

Milk VFX are stepping aside in the new Chris Chibnall/Jodie Whittaker era in favour of Double Negative, a firm who recently worked on the effects for Blade Runner 2049.

“The decision was made that when Steven Moffat and the rest of his team stood down from Doctor Who and the new team came in, that they would also mix up the vendors as well,” Hastings explained.

“So we’ve handed the baton over to our friends at DNEG for the next series.”

Still, both Hastings and Alderson say they’re excited to see what’s next for the sci-fi series in this new age. Hopefully, it won’t be another regeneration scene too soon.

The VFX Festival took place at Rich Mix Shoreditch and was created by Escape Studios, part of Pearson College London

iank wrote:Poctor Who?

Boofer wrote:Also...

DeadManRising wrote:First the ridiculous outfit, now the shitty logo...

It's almost as if they actually WANT the show to fail.

Boofer wrote:

iank wrote:Poctor Who?

DeadManRising wrote:Nothing screams "gender equality" more than hiring people based on what's inbetween their legs rather than how talented they are.

CommanderMaxil1983 wrote:

DeadManRising wrote:Nothing screams "gender equality" more than hiring people based on what's inbetween their legs rather than how talented they are.

I wish they'd just go with "the new Doctor just happens to be female" approach where her gender is rarely mentioned. The approach they're obviously going for will become tedious. I predict a scene where a man in high authority is completely owned by Jodie and the audience will all be cheering and slapping their hands together. That's what it is going to be. Look at how cool the FEMALE Doctor is rather than look at how cool the Doctor is. If it ends up being a "let's knock Men down a peg" thing then I'm out.