Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Hybride created CG environments for the scene, including the islands seen in the background, which needed to match the look of the islands seen at the end of The Force Awakens. The main challenge in this sequence lied however, in replacing the wooden stick used by the actress on set with a light saber, which required meticulous tracking and matchmoving by Hybride's tracking team. Hybride FX artists also produced particle effects when Rey slices through a rock and it crumbles into pieces and tumbles down into the water.

Hybride's work on The Last Jedi also includes the creation of impressive 3D CG backgrounds, massive set extensions, and motion graphics for most of the scenes inside the Mega Destroyer. The studio designed and produced completely CG environments to replace the initial set and populated them with CG soldiers and Storm Trooper crowds.

Other VFX work by Hybride also includes the design and creation of numerous holograms, seen throughout the film - including The First Order Tie Fighter and the Mega Destroyer - replacing green screens in windows with hyperspace effects, star filled skies and laser effects reflections. The studio also produced CG numerous characters and impressive holograms for several different shots - including Benecio Del Toro's characters' holographic used vehicle catalog.