The first song of the show: What's This! Snow Particles and concrete wall created in Unreal and composited all together with film clip in After Effects

An example of one of the sing-along portions with the words at the top for the audience to see from all angles of the theatre

The main concrete wall used throughout the whole show

During Kidnap Mr. Sandyclaws, the masks are seen for a split second on screen as the trees move to the beat of the music. Here is Barrel's mask

An example of one of the sing-along portions with the words at the top for the audience to see from all angles of the theatre

At the introduction to Sally's song, there was an opportunity to mirror scenic design and take the spray of the leaves in the gramophone and recreate them as a particle system for the LED content

In a similar vein to the gramophone leaves, Bugs appear to crawl along the wall signaling Oogie Boogie's imminent appearance.

A crack also forms on the wall as a nod to Oogie's smile. This was created entirely in Unreal

As the performers move towards the center of the stage, the crack grows brighter and the screen darkens as if the wall itself is about to consume the performers

Oogie appears for his musical number, supported bye 2 singing skeletons. The skeletons were rigged and animated in Maya

This marks the beginning of Oogie's Demise as rope unravels his stitches and bugs begin to form out

Oogie's Demise was animated in Maya and then rendered in Unreal with the bugs applied to the geometry to give the impression he was made of bugs. A series of mattes were then rendered out to make the final composite of the show that was done in AE

Oogie at one point just becomes entirely bugs

The final song of the show begins with a wave of snow that helps reveal the film clip as the performers rejoice