VFX Legion has used our products on numerous projects in the past, but on this occasion the ActionVFX library came in clutch when the audience was on the edge of their seat in the final moments of MA.
VFX Legion has used our products on numerous projects in the past, but on this occasion the ActionVFX library came in clutch when the audience was on the edge of their seat in the final moments of MA.
While we’re huge advocates of adding our fog, haze, and smoke VFX assets in post-production, there’s also a tremendous value to be had when it comes to shooting fog in-camera, and it may be much more affordable than you think!
We're adding to the world's most extensive VFX stock footage library with our new Spark Hits Vol. 2 and Spark Explosions Collections, and we couldn't be more excited! This ensures that ActionVFX is your home for basically all VFX footage, but especially anything that causes a spark, big or small!
Our friends at Red Giant took some time out of their busy schedules to tell us how ActionVFX elements are utilized in their pipelines. Needless to say, they were excited to integrate ActionVFX products.
Our blog showcases the latest VFX tutorials, industry trends, and tech tips to keep you informed as your skills evolve in the ever-changing world of visual effects. To mark our three-year anniversary, we’re counting down our top nine favorite ActionVFX blog posts over the last three years!
SideFX recently released a huge update to their Game Development Toolset for Houdini. While Houdini users have had access to the Game Development Toolset for some time, here are five noteworthy features that can be utilized following the latest update.
People thought we would rest after the ending of Phase 2. Well, the truth is, we can't rest right now! There is so much more to do, and we think you will be pleased when you see what we have to offer right now, and in the near future. We're rolling out two all-new Collections: Air Particles and Falling Dust!
What Nuke is though that After Effects is not is a dedicated compositing software. The difference here is simply in focus. Think of After Effects like a multi-tool, and Nuke like a fixed-blade Rambo knife. If you want to double down on compositing specifically, Nuke will open up new worlds for you as an artist. Here are three tips for making the jump.
The industry is changing at a rapid pace, so if you’ve become somewhat complacent in your career, or you’re looking to have an edge at your next interview, let this article be an inspiration. It can catapult you into learning something new to ensure your future in the world of visual effects.
