The Making Of Moon Knight

Moon Knight provided us with awesome action, unique characters, and great visuals. Everyone gave it their all into creating the show, and their efforts show up on screen. Oscar Isaac delivered an amazing performance and Steven Grant and Mark Spector. And Ethan Hawke gave a powerful performance as the flawed villain Arthur Harrow. So how did this show come together? Let's take a look behind the scenes to appreciate all the work that went into Moon Knight.

Recreating ancient Egypt and all of the culture that comes with it was no easy task. They had tons of artists and crew members that helped build and paint the sets. One set was so big it took up 5 blocks! And it also had over 200 extras on set for filming. Another set had over 140 pieces of artifacts that the crew made from scratch to replicate the Egyptian section of the British Museum. There is so much detail that went into these sets that you don't even get to see all of it on screen. That's true dedication to your craft!

The blend of CGI and practical effects is a big reason why Moon Knight looks as incredible as it does. Most of the sets and costumes were completely practical, which helped the VFX team reference something real when they did have to animate sequences. Creating the sets and costumes from scratch gave the crew freedom to be creative. The creation of both Moon Knight suits was a collaboration that resulted in what we saw on screen.


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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:18 Moon Men
01:29 Transforming
01:55 Digital Characters
02:26 Cairo Set
02:59 Fighting Skills
03:43 Invisible Fight
04:11 Chamber of the Gods
04:46 Alexander's Tomb
05:12 Accents
05:40 The Museum
06:06 Steven's Apartment
06:30 Casting Oscar
06:56 Recruiting Ethan
07:19 Dissociative Identity Disorder
07:38 Brother Double
07:58 Outro



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Written by: Zachary Goldberg
Narrated by: Zachary Goldberg
Edited by: Joaquín Rodríguez Carvalho


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