Invasion airs Wednesdays on Apple TV+.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Aliens invading the Earth has been a staple of countless sci-fi movies and TV shows, and Apple TV+'s Invasion puts its own new stamp on that premise. Invasion first debuted to great acclaim on Apple TV+ in 2021, and season 2 has not slowed down the momentum. That is in large part thanks to the prowess of its visual effects, which artist and supervisor Erik Henry can attest to.
Erik Henry: Yes, Simon Kinberg, the creator of the show, had asked me to come aboard because he was good friends with someone I had worked with before, and he said ‘Hey, my friend tells me you’re the guy to do this sort of work’, which is interesting, because I hadn’t been doing shows in space or science fiction in a long time. I had been doing really a lot of reality-based shows, but I have it in my history, so I was delighted to hear that I could go back to it.
Erik Henry: You know, my early career and most of my career, I could say, it was features. The different thing about this long form and multiple episodes is the ability to build on certain ideas. In season 2, we have an alien lifeform that doesn’t have eyes, it doesn’t have a mouth, and it’s hard to emote.
So, those are two challenging aliens that we have on the show, and I think that that’s overall the most rewarding work, though we have some amazing shots of ships, and those environments, both in the Amazon rainforest and then up in the air, there’s all kinds of great spaceship stuff that you’ll see on the show. It’s hard to get those right, the scale and such wonderful work done by all the different visual effects companies on the show, I owe them a great debt.
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