Tag: Ex Machina
‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ Digitally De-Ages a Beloved Hollywood Hero
Much been written about Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny since the movie premiered at the Cannes Film Festival two months ago. In...
Milk VFX Sets Bordeaux Studio Opening for New Year
Award-winning VFX studio Milk is to continue its growth plans by opening a new studio in Bordeaux, France in January 2023.
Leading the creative team...
Global Territory Group Launches Amid Cantina Creative Acquisition
Following reputational and company growth success over the course of more than a decade of operation, Territory Studio (Blade Runner 2049, Ex-Machina, Bond: No...
DNEG Opens Toronto Studio, Aims for 200 Hires in First Year
Leading VFX and animation studio DNEG has officially opened its previously announced outpost in the King West district of Toronto today (Friday). With more...
An Early Look at the VFX Oscar Race
***This article originally appeared in the January '22 issue of Animation Magazine (No. 316)***
With no magical crystal ball available and lacking the ability to...
DNEG Promotes Tom Jacomb to President of Animation, Expands Division
DNEG, a leading visual effects (VFX) and animation studio for the creation of feature film, television and multiplatform content, announced the promotion of Tom...
William Joyce Helming ‘Great Gatsby’ Adaptation from DNEG Feature Animation
Having entered the public domain at the turn of 2021, F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby will be getting the animated feature treatment...
DNEG Feature Animation Crafts a Heartfelt Thanks to Healthcare Workers
As communities around the world come together to face down the threat of COVID-19, the past few months have illuminated the importance of our...
Award-Winning UK VFX Industry Threatened by Post-Brexit Visa Changes
The U.K.’s award-winning visual effects industry could be hard hit by the proposed new post-Brexit immigration system. The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) published its...
Animation Magazine’s Rising Stars of 2018
***These profiles were written by Ellen Wolff and Ramin Zahed for the April 2018 issue of Animation Magazine No. 279***
We are so proud to...
MGM Sets ‘Addams Family’ for 2019; Oscar Isaac in Talks for Gomez
MGM has announced that its animated The Addams Family feature film will be released on October 11, 2019 -- just in time for Halloween!...
BGF Invests $2.5 million in U.K. Effects House Milk
The Business Growth Fund has invested an initial £2 million ($2.5 million) in Milk Visual Effects, an Oscar winning independent visual-effects company in the...
Academy Invites 683 New Members for 2016
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has extended membership invitations to 683 distinguished filmmakers, artists and executives “who represent the best in...
FMX ’16 Sets Attendance Record
The 2016 FMX conference on animation, effects, games and transmedia wrapped up in Stuttgart on Friday, with the 21st edition welcoming 3,500 attendees --...
Milk Sops Up Third BAFTA in Three Years for ‘Jonathan Strange’
Academy Award-winning independent VFX studio Milk has added another accolade to its shelves after winning its third consecutive British Academy Television Craft Award at...
Autodesk Acquires Arnold Developer Solid Angle
Amid the broadcasting tech buzz emanating from the NAB Show in Las Vegas, software giant Autodesk announces it has acquired Solid Angle -- the...
‘Inside Out,’ ‘Bear Story’ & ‘Ex Machina’ Win Oscars Gold
In case you missed out on the live Twitter and Facebook coverage by our intrepid Editor-in-Chief Tom McLean from the Oscars press room, we...
‘Inside Out,’ ‘Bear Story,’ ‘Ex Machina’ Win Toon, VFX Oscars
Disney-Pixar's Inside Out won Best Animated Feature while Bear Story earned the first Oscar for Chile with its win as Best Animated Short Film.
"We want...
‘Inside Out,’ ‘BoJack Horseman’ Take Critics Choice Wins
The 21st annual Critics Choice Awards took place in Santa Monica this Sunday, and in a repeat performance from The Golden Globes earlier in...
Oscars Go Indie for Animated Feature Noms
The Academy decided to go indie this year, deviating from most of the season’s other awards choices and nominating only one major studio feature...
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