what is your involvement?
Maintaining Gary Oldman’s “greasy look?” Decorating Slough House?
(Really don’t know…) but like to know as I like the series…
I couldn’t possibly say. Official secrets act. We do Visual Effects (Not Special Effects that’s very different), not all VFX is big spaceships and superhero’s or to be noticed at all.
Here’s some older work of ours.
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Don’t you get sneak peak access 
Seeing the season 4 preview, I guess you should be busy with it
I think at least 8 people must be credited with that job 
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Only bits we work on, I also try to distance myself as much as possible so not to spoil them. Hard to do for some.
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Steve Gunn
The Unseen In Between (2019)
I don’t really know who this is, seems allmusic is up with him & he’s been fairly consistent releasing albums since 2009. He also has a 2021 & 2023 release.
Gunn’s guitar is the hub on which his songs turn, but it’s not their centerpiece. For guitar fans, there’s an abundance of fine playing here, but the songwriter’s aesthetic shift delivers listeners his most consistent album to date.(allmusic)
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Milton Nascimento
The triumvirate of ‘must have’s’ (apparently)! It’s some of the ‘psychedelic’ tracks on the collab with Lô Borges that I like best. And whilst I’m a big fan of Jorge Ben, I don’t quite have the same affinity toward Milton.
Milton Nascimento/Lô Borges
Clube Da Esquina (1972)
…with the competent backing of some of the best musicians in Brazil, including bassist Luiz Alves and percussionist Robertinho Silva. A must-have. (allmusic)
Milagre do Peixes (1973
It can be said that this album was especially suited for the talents of Naná Vasconcellos, who adds so much life to it. A must-have classic. (allmusic)
Minas (1975)\
This is another of the must-have classic albums by Milton Nascimento. (allmusic)
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7 hours of Blondie.
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