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No Time To Die: How we made the Bond film’s visual effects

No Time To Die is the first James Bond film to be nominated in the best visual effects category in the Oscars in more than 40 years.

BBC Click’s Al Moloney spoke to Framestore’s visual effects supervisor Jonathan Fawkner to find out more.

See more at Click's website and @BBCClick

28 March 2022

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