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The work made for Capcom runs to 4 verified projects since 2017 — mostly UI, Video and UX. Most of it comes from 4 teams, including Company 3, Framestore and The Lift. The people who work most often on Capcom projects include Jonathan Marques and Jaclyn Blanchette.
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Evil Has Always Had A Name
Capcom teamed up with Nomadic Agency and Framestore Pictures to release a three-minute live-action trailer, “Evil Has Always Had a Name,” for Resident Evil Requiem, directed by Rich Lee and starring Maika Monroe as a mother navigating the zombie outbreak in 1998 Raccoon City. The film foregrounds the emotional tragedy behind the horror, emphasizing the human lives lost, inspired by a new game mechanic where zombies carry echoes of their past. Shot over two days in Mexico City, the production combined practical sets, meticulously designed 1990s interiors, and virtual production using Unreal Engine and LED volumes to create post-apocalyptic streets, enhanced with smoke, dust, and subtle Easter eggs for fans. The trailer’s storytelling layers, including a symbolic stuffed raccoon and hide-and-seek sequences, highlight maternal loss and tension while grounding the experience in real, relatable emotions. Pre-visualization and motion capture allowed the team to execute the ambitious, immersive scope efficiently, balancing intimate practical scenes with expansive virtual environments. The trailer has generated millions of YouTube views and widespread praise for its emotional depth, attention to franchise detail, and cinematic quality.
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