What The Making Of WandaVision Really Looks Like. Without CGI, VFX, And All The Magic!
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WandaVision has kept us all fascinated with the intricate storyline, creative genres and plethora of special effects. Now, we finally have a bit more insight as to how Marvel brought all their signature magic, alongside using the old fashioned technology to make WandaVision the epic series it was.
First of all, we have to cover the insane numbers associated with the production! The series is essentially a five and a half hour long film, so it’s no surprise it took ten different visual effects companies and hundreds of millions of dollars to create the final product.
How about Geraldine’s epic ejection from Wanda’s world… did actress Teyonah Parris or a stunt double really have to endure the intense and violent launch? How did they make that and her re-entrance into the Hex so realistic?
There was no shortage of epic battle scenes in the show, that’s for sure. Many of them were performed while flying and whipping through the air, not an easy task to make look good! We’ll be covering how they made that magic happen!
When it comes to the vision of Vision… well let’s jsut say it was quite a team effort. Paul Bettany, prosthetics, makeup and VFX all played a part in bringing our favourite synthezoid to life.
As for the Hex barrier… We were so inspired to learn where the inspiration for the visuals of it came from. Learning about all these intricate details make us understand how genius the MCU team really is.
To finish us off, we’ll be sharing all sorts of hilarious outtakes and laughs with the cast. If you didn’t already LOVE WandaVision, you definitely will after seeing all this!

00:00 Intro
00:37 The numbers
01:31 Behind Wanda’s Magic
02:18 Flying Battles
03:19 Vision’s Visuals
04:09 Geraldine’s Ejection
05:06 The Hex Barrier
05:47 Westview Expansion
06:06 Surprising CGI
06:48 The Outtakes
07:41 Outro

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Written by: Thalia GK
Narrated by: Thalia GK
Edited by: Joaquín Rodríguez


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