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Lost Liner just helped director Fredrik Hiller (who directed Psalm21) finish this trailer for his next zombiemovie zone 261. 40 shots were finished in 4 weeks of everything from 3D makeup, digital chells bullets and a digital version of the city of Landskrona in ruins with Swedish helicopters hovering above. The movie is scheduled to shoot next summer and might become the first Swedish  movie shot in 3D.

Landskrona, Sweden, 2013. Strong ethnical hatred between immigrants and native Swedes. A ship crashes into the harbor dock. Police enter the wreck – and are attacked by the infected crew. Bitten policemen fall in a coma – and wake up as rabid monsters.

The disease spreads like a wildfire. Everyone tries to escape.

But the city is quarantined – the military erects a concrete wall around the city. The few non-infected – Swedes and immigrants alike – take shelter in the citadel.

As the infected try to claw their way into their sanctuary, the non-infected have to decide who the worst monsters are: their former enemies inside – or the infected on the outside.

As the tension inside the citadel escalate to boiling point, the non-infected, in order to survive, have to decide if they view their former enemies as monsters – or as brothers and sisters; if they see each other as immigrants and Swedes – or as fellow humans.

ZONE 261 – Trailer on Vimeo, posted with vodpod

WELL DONE to all involved. Scary stuff…looking forward to the full length feature.

client:
Krejaren Film
Director:
Fredrik Hiller
Photographer:
Andres Rignell
VFX:
Lost Liner
VFX Supervisor:
Ulf Lundgren
Technical director, simulation and effects:
Björn Lundgren
3D Generalist (Zombie Boss):
Martin Törnestedt
3D Generalist (Zombie girl):
Lucas Pettersson
Grading:
Carl Skaff (Stockholm Post)

Filed under: 3D, Compositing, Feature film, VFX, Lost Liner