by WaterTower Music on December 14, 2018.[70][71] The album features an original song by American musician Skylar Greytitled "Everything I Need", written by Grey and Elliott Taylor.[72] The second trailer featured a piece called "Sidewinder" from composer Phil Lober of Ghostwriter Music.[73] Visual effects[edit] Altogether there are 2,300 visual effects shots in the movie completed by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), Rodeo FX, Scanline VFX, DNEG, Moving Picture Company (MPC), Method Studios, Digital Domain and Weta Digital.[74][75] The visual effects for the director's cut of the film were created at the same time as the theatrical cut.[76] Industrial Light & Magic (ILM)[edit] ILM was the lead VFX vendor and worked on creating Atlantis and all its CG animals, the Karathen and the final battle of the film. Jeff White served as the VFX supervisor for ILM on Aquaman.For the underwater sequences the actors were shot dry for wet on special tuning fork rigs designed by the FX team and later the bodies of the actors were replaced with digital doubles in post production.For creating Atlantis the team relied on the designs provided by the art department.ILM’s environment team created over 200 buildings, including the signature jellyfish buildings and laid over 7000 buildings in districts covering almost 600 sq miles for the action to travel through.The underwater ships were modeled off organic creatures and designed to move that way. For the entrance to Atlantis sequence the team built over 150,000 ships to fill the traffic lanes leading into Atlantis . All the animals including the Karathen were built by ILM and animated using keyframe animation. Approximately 700 shots in the film required high detail hair simulaions. ILM had to significantly improve their hair simulation software due to the unique aspects of hair flowing underwater.