16 July 2024
VFX Weekly
Greg Broadmore, Studio director at Weta Gameshop, on the AR experience of Magic Leap One and DR. GRORDBORT’S INVADERS (VFX Voice)
Robert De Niro talked about his highly anticipated Netflix film THE IRISHMAN, directed by Martin Scorsese, and the reverse-aging technology that was used to make him look younger (Yahoo! Movies)
Both updates will be free for all Quest VR headsets. For freebies, they’re great (Ars Technica)
New site offers creative services for projects working from multiple locations (Broadcasting and Cable)
Formed in 2017, Universal Games and Digital Platforms published titles based on franchises like Minions, Jurassic World and How to Train Your Dragon (Animation World Network)
The Marvel Studios chief is going to be developing a STAR WARS movie as Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy makes new plans for a wave of projects set in the universe (The Hollywood Reporter)
Clerkenwell-based facility moves to bigger base in EC1, upgrades and hires two new staff (Broadcast)
Full service post facility and visual effects house formalize a long-standing creative partnership to provide turnkey services for film and television and virtual reality finishing (SHOOT Online)
FXhome has completed a significant update to HitFilm Express, the free version of the company’s advanced editing, VFX and compositing tool (Post Magazine)
ReDefine, the new animation and visual effects services offering from DNEG, has announced that industry veteran Bill Schultz has come on-board as Executive Producer, Animation (Animation Magazine)
For more than eight years, Studebaker has been a go-to freelance CG artist in the Los Angeles marketplace (SHOOT Online)
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