Titanic VFX Shot Breakdown Sheet Lifeboats Lowered Deck Original Movie Prop COA

This is a production used vfx breakdown sheet from the 1997 film Titanic, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson. This came from the binder of a staff member of Digital Domain, the visual effects company that worked on post production VFX for the film.

Production-used VFX breakdown sheet from Titanic depicting the chaotic lifeboat lowering sequence, showing four storyboard panels of passengers crowding the deck as lifeboats are lowered alongside the ship's hull. The sheet details technical requirements including motion capture crowd extension, CG water and reflections, smokestack CGI smoke, motion control, and a 45-foot model on Stage 1.

The vfx breakdown sheet ships in a clear sheet protector, packed with protective padding inside a rigid cardboard envelope, and boxed in an oversize outer box via USPS Priority Mail. It is accompanied by a custom certificate of authenticity featuring a color photo of your specific piece, holographic and embossed anti-copy seals, a counterfeit-resistant background, and full production and item details — all housed in a rigid protective case.

Please note: while this is a genuine production used piece — distributed and utilized during the making of the film — it is not the hand-drawn original artwork. Production copies of the original were made and issued to directors, editors, and special effects staff for use on set. This is one of those copies.

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