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May 30, 2020

WEB EXCLUSIVE: ‘Breaking Down the Plate’ for AVENGERS: ENDGAME – Inside the VFX Animation Process

Weta Digital Animation Supervisor Sidney Kombo-Kintombo on crafting the final battle of AVENGERS: ENDGAME (VFX Voice)

TENET: Christopher Nolan Explains Why They Crashed a Real 747 Instead of Using CG

“It became apparent that it would actually be more efficient to buy a real plane of the real size” (Total Film)

How Charlie Chaplin Used VFX Way Before CGI

Charlie Chaplin is remembered for his ingenious stunts, but he also used realistic VFX even before CGI entered the mainstream filmmaking landscape (Screen Rant)

VFX Artists Work from Home to Recreate the Era of 1971 for Ajay Devgn’s BHUJ: THE PRIDE OF INDIA

BHUJ, scheduled for I-Day opening, still racing towards finish line; release date uncertain due to coronavirus outbreak (Mumbai Mirror)

Technicolor’s Mill Film Merges with MR. X

Operating under MR. X name, companies combine into single VFX studio in response to industry changes brought about by COVID-19 pandemic (Animation World Network)

Animation Production Charges Ahead as Pandemic Halts the Rest of Entertainment Industry

The animation industry is a rare sunny spot in an otherwise dreary-looking entertainment landscape (Variety)

Cannes Migrating Extended Reality Event Programming to New Cannes XR Virtual

Digital event, running June 24-26, will bring together XR artists, traditional filmmakers, tech companies, indie producers and investors to help shape the future of immersive entertainment (Animation World Network)

WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT: An Oral History

In an age before CGI and green screens made visual effects so easy, it was the seamless blending of animated characters with real people and real environments that got audiences buzzing and earned the film critical praise (Gizmodo)

People on the Move

Gaumont Animation Adds Key Execs for London, Paris Offices

Gaumont, the world’s first film company is further confirming its commitment to expanding its global Animation & Family efforts in Europe with the addition of two key executives to the team (Animation Magazine)

 

Moonraker VFX Appoints Dilworth as Art Director

Alex Dilworth is joining Moonraker VFX as Art Director as the studio continues to expand its design and motion graphics offering (Advanced Television)

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