Walt Disney Pictures visual effects workers voted to unionize under the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. IATSE International President Matthew D. Loeb, in a statement, said the workers’ collective action “represents a seismic shift in this critical moment in our industry.” “This unanimous vote sends a clear message that the demands of VFX workers for dignity, respect, and fairness must be heard,” Loeb said. VFX workers have historically been nonunionized, despite working alongside crew members who have long been organized under IATSE. Earlier this year, VFX workers at Disney’s Marvel Studios voted to join the union.
Maxon, developers of professional software solutions for editors, filmmakers, motion designers and visual effects artists, has introduced several updates to the company’s product line. The November 2022 release features a […]
Boris FX, a developer of visual effects plugins, announces significant updates to two of its flagship collections: Sapphire 2022 and Continuum 2022. The company says these “deliver the fastest workflows yet with Adobe Multi-Frame […]
Zero Density Partners With The Weather Channel Zero Density will provide its cutting-edge virtual studio and augmented reality technology for The Weather Channel’s Immersive Mixed Reality presentations that use the […]
Orphan Black debuts its fifth and final season on June 10, and while the BBC America show will always be remembered for introducing us to the incredible, multifaceted performances of star Tatiana Maslany — who has brought almost a dozen clones to life over the course of the series — some of its greatest achievements are moments that you never realized you saw.
