Insights from the Flash Movie Presentation

Introduction

• Greetings from fans in India.
• Appreciation for the Flash movie and new suit designs.

Creative Process Behind the New Suit Design

• Importance of the Suit: Aimed to create a new feel for the character after five years.
• Collaboration with Bruce Wayne:
  • New suit designed with Bruce Wayne's technology.
  • A cut scene explained Bruce's role in providing the suit (Wayne Technologies).
• Suit Issues:
  • Ezra Miller faced challenges with the suit ripping during movements.
  • Made of multiple layers (transparent outside layer, inner layer with circuits).
  • Costume designer Alexandra Byrne went through a complex process to create the suit.
• Visual Elements:
  • Conduct light was an additional visual feature in the suit.

Depicting the Speed Force

• Inspiration: Fascination with time travel; exploring how to visually convey it.
• Concept Development:
  • Created a concept called the "chrono will happen"—a stadium made of memories.
  • The idea is that it's a downward spiral of overwhelming memories, visually stunning.
  • Collaborated with the VFX team to bring the concept to life.

Influence of Horror Experience

• Horror Elements in the Movie:
  • Limited opportunities to incorporate horror, except for a character appearing at the end.
  • One jump scare included during a dream sequence.
• Future Projects:
  • Desire to make more horror films, including a project set in India in haunted locations.

Inspiration from Tim Burton's Batman

• Keaton's Batman Character:
  • Importance of evolving the character from prior portrayals.
  • Discussion with Michael Keaton to define Bruce Wayne's transformation over 30 years.
• Character Backstory:
  • Not all backstory expressed in the film; some implied and in deleted scenes.
  • Focus on Bruce Wayne's different circumstances and reluctant heroism.

Closing Thoughts

• Reminder that scars shape who we are.
• Future projects hinted at involving deeper exploration of character arcs.