Disney's The Mandalorian has been mostly filmed in a real-life video game environment using fascinating new filmmaking techniques ...

Industrial Light & Magic has dropped a video showcasing how they used Epic Games' Unreal Engine to create landscapes for The Mandalorian.

The Mandalorian Unreal Engine allowed the production team to render digital locations in real-time and project them onto a massive LED screen set in a groundbreaking new way of filming. Here's how ...

An ILM behind-the-scenes video shows off how over 50% of filming for the first season's The Mandalorian was possible thanks to Unreal Engine.

ILM used Epic Games' Unreal Engine to create virtual sets for 'The Mandalorian.' This enables filmmakers to capture visual effects in camera.

Unreal Engine is probably the most well-known video game tool set in the world. Its fifth iteration is the system that forms the foundation of Fortnite and dozens of other games, including Black ...

It's not surprising that a VFX-heavy show like The Mandalorian uses digital sets, even though it also relies heavily on practical, in-camera effects. What's more unexpected, however, is that the ...

"The Mandalorian" is the first big Disney+ original, and creator Jon Favreau turned to Unreal Engine video game tech to help bring it to life.

Everyone lost their collective minds with the Star Wars TV series The Mandalorian last year, the show that launched a billion Baby Yoda memes onto the ...

Watch The Mandalorian's Cinematic Magic Come To Life Powered By Unreal Engine And NVIDIA GPUs by Paul Lilly — Friday, February 21, 2020, 09:34 AM EDT Comments ...