Name: 權力的遊戲》中的假肢是如何製作的？ (How The Prosthetics From 'Game Of Thrones' Are Made | Movies Insider)
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We're here just outside of London at BGFX.

Now, this company made every White Walker, every limb,

every dead body since season four on "Game of Thrones."

We've been allowed to come into their top-secret studio,

If you haven't seen some of the most recent episodes,

BGFX is run by Emmy winners Sarah and Barrie Gower,

who've worked in the industry for over 20 years,

"Life of Pi," "My Cousin Rachel," and "A Cure for Wellness."

I was working for various other prosthetics designers,

and I was doing little projects for makeup designers,

of a small studio at home in our back garden.

I was making bits and pieces, then we had a call

and went for the interview for "Game of Thrones,"

and that's where it sort of kicked off for us really.

Ju: Although we first see the Night King in season four

in Bran's vision, it's not until "The Door" in season six

that we see this version performed by actor Vladimir Furdik.

The whole process of making a head like this

We had a head cast in plaster of paris, and then we would

sculpt the whole makeup as one in like a plasticine.

We would make molds with fiberglass and epoxy resin,

and then we would cast the silicone appliances from them,

so it'll be like basically a big jigsaw piece

Ju: This makeup weighs about 2 to 3 kilos

But the Night King was originally planned

because I don't think the costume had been decided on at the

time as well, and at one point, he was going to be topless.

So it would've been an awful lot of work probably,

recognizable characters is giant Wun Wun.

Actors who play the giants wear silicone appliances

while standing in front of a green screen.

And it's platinum-based silicone, which I think

was originally created for the medical industry.

it's completely translucent. It's water-clear,

and then we pigment it to whatever tone we need.

the easier it moves on the skin, basically.

But what's it like to wear one of these things?

That's like putting your hand inside of a plate of jelly.

but everything warms up to the skin during the day.

How do you take off something like this? OK.

Ju: It's not just White Walkers, Stone Men, and giants

who need silicone masks. The process is also used on

fat suits, double chins, and chubby hands.

The show is filled with various wounds and infections, like

Remember this scene in season seven where

Samwell Tarly removes all the oozing scales one by one?

It was effectively a lot of the same makeup,

but we had a slightly different chest piece,

and then we had a patch, which was preapplied over the top,

but that was all, had this sort of integrated blood tubing,

and down his costume, and there was myself and Paul Spiteri

behind him with just blood tubes and pumps,

we had all this kind of methylcellulose slime.

Cut to me and Paul behind him just pumping all this

We're all big fans of "The Walking Dead" here.

looking at what they've been up to and what they're doing.

we want to do something quite different as well.

Turns out, there's a scale for how dead a wight looks.

which came from Jane Walker's makeup department,

and they are extras which she just face makeup

and they pull out bone structure and a little bit of blood,

and then our fresh wights have small cheekbones appliances

and we say they're about 6-months-old dead.

Top tip if you're using fake blood on somebody,

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