Macrograph’s Operation Red Sea breakdown
Korea-based Macrograph has published a breakdown video for their work on the film Operation Red Sea.
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Carlos Pegar, co-founder of Thinkinetic interview
The Virtual Assist has published a lengthy interview with Carlos Pegar, co-founder of Thinkinetic and product manager of the Max ...
Capturing motion capture from horses
There are many articles about human mocap found online, but how about animals? Here to redress the balance is a ...
Populating stadiums with Golaem
Golaem has released a 6 part tutorial explaining how to use its Crowd Population tool for Maya to populate a ...
Free pipeline tool Prism released
Richard Frangenberg has released a Prism, a new free pipeline management tool for animation and VFX that's compatible with Houdini, ...
Double Negative’s April 2018 showreel
Double Negative has released a new showreel of their VFX work for film.
Megascans and Unreal live link
Quixel has published a video teasing a live link between its Megascans repository of photoscanned textures and Unreal Engine.
Mackevision’s Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver breakdown
Mackevision has released a breakdown video for their work creating the kingdom of Mandala from Jim Button and Luke the ...
Redshift for Blender in the pipeline
An advert for an add-on programmer on Redshift's forum points to the popular GPU renderer making its way to Blender ...
Goodbye Kansas Studios’s Walking Dead trash crusher breakdown
Goodbye Kansas Studios has published a breakdown of the grisly scene in the Walking Dead episode 810 in which several ...
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