MrBeast — Beast Games
Three seasons of VFX for the biggest competition series on Prime Video.
Make the impossible games of a massive competition series look real — at streaming quality, for episodes built on a very tight turnaround.
Previs for the games, VFX production across the episodes, and production VFX supervision on set for Season 3.
SOKRISPYMEDIA’s VFX and CG artists working hand in hand with MrBeast’s in-house post team.
More than 700 VFX shots delivered across three seasons, plus VFX for main-channel videos with millions of views each.
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Official trailers, the premiere and the VFX breakdown
Season by Season
VFX producer. Built previs for the games and worked with MrBeast’s internal team on the season’s VFX shots.
VFX producer. Scheduled, staffed and delivered more than 500 shots across multiple episodes on a turnaround of less than a month.
Production VFX supervisor. On set for the shoot, then producing 200+ shots through delivery.
How It Came Together
Beast Games runs at enormous scale, and the VFX has to keep up without ever drawing attention to itself. The job is part craft, part logistics: knowing which shots can be solved on the day and which need a team behind them in post.
Each season asked more of us. We started in previs, helping design how the games would read on camera. By Season 2 we were turning around hundreds of shots in weeks. For Season 3 I was on set as production VFX supervisor, so the plates were shot with the finish already in mind.
On the Main Channel
VFX by SOKRISPYMEDIA · MrBeast on YouTube
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