Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a movie that has captured the attention of audiences and critics alike. With over 1,400 VFX shots, the movie's visual effects team led by Phil Jones worked closely with the directors to create a unique and cohesive look for the multiverse. The team used a combination of practical effects, motion control, and digital effects to bring the different universes to life, seamlessly merging live-action footage with CG environments and characters. What's even more impressive is that the movie was made on a modest budget with only a core team of five people, including VFX supervisor Zack Stoltz, who was working on his first project. This demonstrates the talent and creativity behind the film's success. "Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a true testament to the power of innovation and collaboration in filmmaking.

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