Benuts is a Belgian company that specializes in the creation of visual effects, 3D animation and motion design, with many years of international experience in feature films, TV series, advertising, and music. The team brings together different channels of talents: animators, illustrators, video artists, matte painters, and graphic designers.
CineForge Media likes to joke about how their office is basically a grown-up's club house, with seven gaming chairs, a ping pong table, retro nostalgia memorabilia everywhere, video games, LED light, and artwork all over the place. While their "club house" might be the dream office for most adults, they still focus on their work and are impacting the industry one project at a time.
Much can be said about the evolution of visual effects and how they have changed through the years. Computers have unquestionably transformed how VFX are made and the quality of what is seen on screen. Technological innovations have made possibilities of unexplored new worlds come to life on the big screen like never before.
The journey of a filmmaker is unique in ways that only those of us who are on that journey can sympathize with. This journey, whether grand or mundane, is a difficult one.
In this tutorial Lendon will show you how to make it look like an entire town is going up in smoke, and it's pretty easy to learn! Follow along with me as he guides you through each step to make this possible in any scene.
We are no strangers to the word ‘action’ – over the summer, we spent 5 intensive weeks shooting 20 brand new Collections, which almost doubles what we currently have. These new collections include Explosions, Water FX, Flamethrowers, Dust, and Fire. The first products scheduled for release are Explosions and Water Elements.
In this tutorial, Follow along with Lendon as he guides you on how to best composite our Fireball elements in a shot using After Effects.
In this guest tutorial, Daniel Novarro creates a portal effect using our elements in After Effects. He covers various steps in the video, such as tracking the plate, inserting and creating the portal, rotoscoping, inserting some particles, and compositing them all together.
In this guest tutorial, Sander de Regt shows us how to composite our Muzzle Flashes in Blackmagic Fusion. We want to bring as much value as we can to the visual effects community by supplying tutorials in other programs besides After Effects.
Netflix’s 2016 debut of Stranger Things took the TV world by storm, dazzling both critics and fans with its captivating storyline, terrifying scenarios, and epic visual effects.
