Previs: Blur employs GPU rendering for 'Deadpool' open

Posted By Gail Laguna

It's amazing the kind of mayhem that can be unleashed when cutting-edge technology gets pushed past its old limits. Consider Deadpool, which tells the tale of Wade Winston Wilson, a Special Forces operative turned mercenary whose mutant powers are ... Continue reading "Previs: Blur employs GPU rendering for 'Deadpool' open" »

February 16, 2016 | Permalink

Sundance 2016: In Conclusion

Posted By Audra Coulombe

Hey everyone! I made it to the end, and if you've been reading with me, so have you. High fives all around! I attended the second half of Sundance, and based on what I've heard, it seems that the festival is like this: busier at the beginning, calmer ... Continue reading "Sundance 2016: In Conclusion" »

February 1, 2016 | Permalink | Comments(0)

Sundance 2016: VR, Slamdance & Newtown

Posted By Audra Coulombe

Day 2.5 of Sundance started off with a visit to the Condition One VR installation on Main Street. I was on my Martian VR Experience high from the night before and wanted to go to other cool places in the world (or, you know, out of this ... Continue reading "Sundance 2016: VR, Slamdance & Newtown" »

January 29, 2016 | Permalink | Comments(0)

Sundance 2016: On the Ground

Posted By Audra Coulombe

On my way to the airport yesterday morning, while listening to Seal's entire catalogue, my Uber driver looks at me in his rearview mirror and says, "That jacket will be warm enough for Utah?" Sergey was from Azerbaijan via Moscow. He probably knows a ... Continue reading "Sundance 2016: On the Ground" »

January 29, 2016 | Permalink | Comments(0)

Sundance 2016: A Prologue

Posted By Audra Coulombe

Tomorrow, Wednesday January 27th, marks my inaugural trip to Sundance, which means that if you follow this blog for the next few days, you're going to get a somewhat new perspective. Some might say "newbie" perspective. I'm going to go with "fresh" ... Continue reading "Sundance 2016: A Prologue" »

January 26, 2016 | Permalink | Comments(0)

Oscars: Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs addresses 'diversity'

Posted By Cheryl Boone Isaacs

I'd like to acknowledge the wonderful work of this year's nominees. While we celebrate their extraordinary achievements, I am both heartbroken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion. This is a difficult but important conversation, and it's time ... Continue reading "Oscars: Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs addresses 'diversity'" »

January 19, 2016 | Permalink

2015: A banner year for film

Posted By Steve Bellamy

It has been a banner year for film, with so many award contender movies shot on the medium including: Star Wars, Bridge Of Spies, The Big Short, Carol, Joy, Steve Jobs, Trainwreck, Love And Mercy, Spectre, Black Mass, Mission Impossible and Son Of ... Continue reading "2015: A banner year for film" »

January 18, 2016 | Permalink

Open House: VFX studio The Molecule in NYC

Posted By Marc Loftus

NEW YORK - Post stopped by The Molecule (www.themolecule.com) in New York City recently, where the studio was wrapping up a busy year that included work on more than 15K VFX shots for both film and television projects. The Molecule's COO/VFX ... Continue reading "Open House: VFX studio The Molecule in NYC" »

January 12, 2016 | Permalink | Comments(0)