Female Werewolf needles in a haystack

[Mr.sandman]

I watched the last episode of it haha

[sybersamurai]

I know S2 is confirmed as wrapped, but does anyone know if there was any process at all in S1 of Wolf Like Me other than final wolf form? I thought I remember reading on here that each intro clip was different and one had her with fangs and claws maybe.

[elrey]

Originally Posted by sybersamurai

I know S2 is confirmed as wrapped, but does anyone know if there was any process at all in S1 of Wolf Like Me other than final wolf form? I thought I remember reading on here that each intro clip was different and one had her with fangs and claws maybe.

no process. only pre transformation

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by sybersamurai

I know S2 is confirmed as wrapped, but does anyone know if there was any process at all in S1 of Wolf Like Me other than final wolf form? I thought I remember reading on here that each intro clip was different and one had her with fangs and claws maybe.

The intros had a transformation gimmick, showing fangs growing or painted nails turning onto claws and the paint flaking off, but those fangs and claws weren't attached to anyone. Like how the Daredevil intro from a few years back had blood take the shape of things related to the story and just looked cool.

[trc071880]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=veI7bjpO1ik I’d say there’s about 99% chance there’s no process but still thought I would mention it

[Thrillerboy]

Originally Posted by trc071880

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=veI7bjpO1ik I’d say there’s about 99% chance there’s no process but still thought I would mention it

The movie is already out on Amazon Prime as of this past Tuesday. There is not a shred of process in it. There's a scene where the woman wakes up naked in a forest after changing back, and a scene where she convulses a bit, signaling an oncoming transformation. However, the male protagonist flees the room, shuts the door, and we don't see nor hear anything. The director is on record as saying he specifically shot the film to not make use of any special effects:

“It’s an invisible force, so we have to find ways to materialize it all the time in the image,” said Delangle. “This is done through close-ups on the hands, the faces (the one who is magnetized and the one who magnetizes), through an intensity, and then, through the air that exists between the hands and the body. For example, there is a tracking shot of Jacky’s hands approaching Elsa’s back, where you can feel the distance: when you get to her, her back stiffens. The idea was to always go through the body, not to support the action with sounds or special effects, but rather with very simple things like the shadow of Jacky’s hands on Elsa’s back. It is these visual patterns that create the magic.”

[trc071880]

yea i figured.