The VFX industry is the most exciting artistic field in the world. From matte painting to compositing, VFX is an essential part of the modern film industry.
The VFX industry is the most exciting artistic field in the world. From matte painting to compositing, VFX is an essential part of the modern film industry.
In this tutorial, our friend Veikko Luukkonen (or VK) from Phenomenal Creations teaches you how to composite one of our Explosive assets into your own scene!
We put together this list of advanced tutorials that can help teach you some new techniques inside of Adobe's After Effects!
I want to do a throwback type deal here and remind y'all just how far we have come in the VFX world. We are going to take a look at a few moments in history where artists were bringing visual effects to life, before they even knew what "visual effects" were.
Now that some time has passed since our launch and the dust has cleared (pun intended), I wanted to provide you guys with some main points that can make your campaign stand out from the rest.
Over the past few weeks we've released not one, but two brand new Collections: Atmospheric Smoke & Fog and Spark Hits. This post is going to recap what those Collections include, and also provide a special preview for our upcoming products!
As most of you probably know, Rodolphe and I freelanced in both Filmmaking and VFX to build our network and improve our skills. Which is why we're here to give you our top 3 tips for freelancing as a filmmaker!
The tutorials you are about to view are some of the ActionVFX favorites. It is useful knowledge so you can get the most out of After Effects and to help create a smoother workflow. After all, "Knowledge is power." But remember, "With great power, comes great responsibility."
We had the opportunity earlier this month to be involved in Lost Eye Films’ newest short film entitled “He’ll be back in a minute.” The VFX Artists on this film made great use of our newly released Atmospheric Smoke & Fog assets, simulating cold-weather breath and area fog.
The two-time Oscar winning VFX Supervisor, Bill Westenhofer, came to the Warcraft team early on in production stages and knew that body motion capture was going to be a key element for the orcs to seem as if they were a real live race of beings.
