How Territory Studio created 'tangible' screen graphics for Blade Runner 2049

From the LAPD Brainscan to scanners in Deckard’s Penthouse, see how the 'future UI' studio crafted the VFX Oscar-winning film’s "tangible" technology systems.

By Miriam Harris | on March 05, 2018

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