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Creating The Best Lego Cutscenes
Who would have thought that the mild-mannered Duncan Kinnaird was the director for some of the most entertaining cutscenes in all of gaming. Putting a bizarre, comedic twist on famous scenes or characters has always been a staple of the Lego series from TT Games, and Duncan has been steering the evolution for years.
Watch the video below to learn from the cinematic animation director about the process of developing a Lego cutscene, some of his personal favorites from the past, and the experimental approach to cutscenes in Lego Marvel Super Heroes.
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