06 September 2023
VFX Weekly
The Visual Effects Society urged its members to allow employees to work from home as the coronavirus crisis continues to impact the entertainment industry (Variety)
Over the past few weeks, the animation and VFX industries have banded together to face the challenges we are all confronting in these difficult times (Animation Magazine)
UK entertainment union Equity, which as close to 50,000 members, has pledged £1M ($1.2M) to a fund designed to support its struggling members during the coronavirus crisis (Deadline)
“It is proving to be of even greater importance considering the circumstances,” says MTI Film CEO Larry Chernoff (The Hollywood Reporter)
After years of failing to live up to the hype, coronavirus-induced lockdowns could see the ‘reality’ firmly put into VR (Telegraph)
Studio operators, tech rental and VFX companies are not covered under Germany’s recent bailout funding programs for companies hit by the pandemic (The Hollywood Reporter)
To support The Mill’s broad range of creative services, each of the newly appointed creative directors will be focusing on the growth and development of their respective departments (SHOOT Online)
The hires come on the heels of a year of steady growth for the visual effects division (Shots)
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