Episode 9 of Project TITAN pushed our Spiderman storyline into new territory. New locations, new stunts, and a sequence that took three days to shoot for 53 seconds of screen time.
The 53-Second Problem
Three days. Twelve crew members. Four locations. All for 53 seconds of finished footage. That ratio — roughly 5 hours of production per second of screen time — is not unusual for complex stunt sequences. But it still surprises people when they hear it.
The sequence involved a rooftop chase, a wire-assisted jump between buildings, and a landing that had to look effortless while being executed safely. Each element required its own setup, its own safety checks, and its own coverage.
New Locations
Episode 9 took us to three locations we hadn't used before in Project TITAN. The rooftop was the most challenging — limited space, unpredictable wind, and a permit window of just six hours. We had to shoot everything we needed in that window or lose the location entirely.
What Episode 10 Holds
We can't say much yet. But the season finale is the most ambitious thing we've attempted in Project TITAN. The production scale is different. The stakes in the story are different. And the behind-the-scenes footage is going to be unlike anything we've posted before.