Showing posts with label vfx industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vfx industry. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Scott Ross at TEDxLAMiracleMile: Global entertainment, our shrinking planet
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animation,
history,
hollywood,
job,
Scott Ross,
TEDtalk,
vfx,
vfx industry
Monday, February 24, 2014
INFO: ADAPT Oscar March in March Rally
// OSCAR MARCH IN MARCH RALLY
Sunday, March 2, 2014
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. PST
Hollywood Blvd. & Vine
We are holding a rally to support legal action to help end the current subsidy race that is damaging the Visual Effects and Film industries. These subsidies are a form of corporate welfare used by Hollywood producers to game various governments against each other. These actions have led to a bidding war between governments that maximizes the amount of free taxpayer money for Hollywood productions that end up making billions of dollars. At the same time, this has unknowingly cost taxpayers billions... more on ADAPT website
// Oscars 2014: Why Are Special Effects Wizards Planning to Protest at the Ceremony?
// The State Of The VFX Industry
// VFX Soldier
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ADAPT,
film industry,
life of pi,
oscars,
vfx industry
Sunday, February 02, 2014
WHO NEEDS SLEEP?
A documentary that highlights the deadly combination of sleep deprivation and long days of work in the film industry. Directed by 2 time Academy Award winning cinematographer Haskell Wexler.
Labels:
animation,
film industry,
Haskell Wexler,
sleep,
vfx,
vfx industry,
who needs sleep
Friday, January 31, 2014
JOKE Reel by Animation Supe Tom Gibbons
Here's a great joke reel put together by Tom Gibbons of Tippett Studio. It's a shining example of crazy changes, 11hr requests and off the wall ideas studios get from clients. Thank for putting this together Tom!
Labels:
animation,
film industry,
tippett studio,
tom gibbons,
vfx breakdown,
vfx industry
Monday, October 28, 2013
ITF 2013 | Scott Ross Masterclass On The State Of The VFX Industry
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The State of the VFX Industry and where do we go from here (NAB SuperMeet 2013)
Scott Ross and Scott Squires speak about the Past, Present and Future of the VFX Industry and potential solutions to the myriad of problems facing us all.
Effects Corner - Scott Squires blog
VFX Business - Scott Ross blog
The State of the VFX Industry and where do we go from here from Rick Young on Vimeo.
Effects Corner - Scott Squires blog
VFX Business - Scott Ross blog
The State of the VFX Industry and where do we go from here from Rick Young on Vimeo.
Labels:
film history,
film industry,
filmmaking,
life of pi,
Scott Ross,
Scott Squires,
vfx,
vfx industry
Thursday, September 29, 2011
"MORAV: Missions" Live Action Series 'Pilot'
'MORAV' is a live action series currently in production in the San Francisco Bay Area. The creator and director of MORAV is Fon Davis (ILM and FONCO). A talented team of vfx artists and model makers have been donating their time to bring this project to fruition. I had the pleasure of working a couple of weekends with them last year and I must say MORAV is looking amazing!
Check out the MORAV Kickstarter page if you're interested in helping out with the project. You can also find them on Facebook.
// Kickstarter: 'MORAV: Missions'
// Facebook: MORAV
'MORAV: MISSIONS' Kickstarter teaser clip with Grant Imahara and Wendell Wilson
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
TAG: A Few Words About Non-Union Studios and Organizing
Saturday, May 22, 2010
TIME: Hollywood's VFX Sweatshops
Article from TIME about the VFX industry...
"But in the past 15 months, companies including Disney's ImageMovers Digital in Novato, Calif.; C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures in Toronto; and the Orphanage in San Francisco have shuttered. "It's pretty much an open secret in the business that you do feature-film visual effects for prestige — to get a great reel, to keep your artists happy — but they don't make money," says David Cohen, an associate features editor at Variety who covers the VFX industry. "If you're lucky, you break even on them. If you're not lucky, you're out of business."
read more: Hollywood's VFX Sweatshops
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