21 January 2025
VFX Weekly
ILM’s Rob Bredow on Creativity and the Academy Software Foundation (VFX Voice)
DNEG Visual Effects Supervisor Alessandro Ongaro on How the Ant-Man and the Wasp car chase scene was achieved. (VFX Voice)
Founding members include Animal Logic, Autodesk, Blue Sky Studios, Cisco, DNEG, DreamWorks Animation, Epic Games, Foundry, Google Cloud, Intel, SideFX, The Walt Disney Studios and Weta Digital. (Animation World Network)
Project Lavina Demonstrates Photorealistic Computer Graphics Rendering at up to 90 Frames Per Second on New NVIDIA Turing-based Quadro RTX GPUs (Creative Cow)
New audio-reactive world forms core of new update to Soundscape VR. (VR Focus)
The VES announces the 2018 inductees into the VES Hall of Fame, the newest Lifetime and Honorary members and this year’s recipient of the VES Founders Award. (Visual Effects Society)
The Australian digital and VFX house is launching a new production subsidiary, Truant Pictures. (The Hollywood Reporter)
Trixter’s recent work includes segments of Black Panther and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. (The Hollywood Reporter)
DeepMotion, a pioneer in the field of Motion Intelligence, announced today that DeepMotion Neuron, the first tool for completely procedural, physical character animation, has launched for presale. (Animation Magazine)
UN Women’s HeForShe movement has partnered with the internationally renowned California Institute of Arts to promote gender equality through the arts. The partnership engages students in CalArts’s animation programs to tackle persisting gender stereotypes and drive cultural change through the production of original animated short films addressing serious barriers to gender equality. (Animation World Network)
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