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Let's have a look at the impressive invisible work made by DNEG on the movie, Last Night in Soho: https://vimeo.com/659412087?embedded=true&source=video_title&owner=15634190 WANT TO KNOW MORE?Tom Proctor: Here...

Back in 2018, Tom Proctor explained the work made by DNEG on Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Then he went on to work...

Get ready to go back to the London in the 60s with Director Edgar Wright for Last Night in Soho! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcVnFrxjPjI The VFX are made by:DNEG...

Back in 2018, Andrew Whitehurst explained the visual effects work on Annihilation. He then worked on the Devs series before joining ILM in 2020. How...

The Visual Effects Society has announced last night the winners of the 20th Annual VES Awards! Congratulations to everyone! Outstanding Visual Effects in a Photoreal...

The Visual Effects Society has announced yesterday the nominations for the 20th Annual VES Awards! Congratulations and good luck to everyone! Outstanding Visual Effects in...

In 2018, Adrian de Wet explained his work on THE MEG. He's back today with the post-apocalyptic Apple TV+ series, SEE: Eve Fizzinoglia began her career in visual effects in 2009 at Stargate Studios. She has worked on a many shows including CALIFORNICATION, HOUSE OF LIES, RAY DONOVAN and COLONY.

In 2013, David Vickery explained the work of DNEG on FAST & FURIOUS 6. He then worked on JUPITER ASCENDING and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: ROGUE NATION. He joined Industrial Light & Magic in 2016. Last year, Alex Wuttke told us about the DNEG's work on WONDER WOMAN and then joined ILM the same year. Jance Rubinchik began his career in 2003 and worked at Electronic Arts, Tippett Studio and Weta Digital before joining ILM in 2017. He has worked on many films such as CLOVERFIELD, AVATAR, MAN OF STEEL, DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES and KONG: SKULL ISLAND.

Nicholas Brooks have started his career in the VFX at Computer Film Company in London in 1989 and have worked on many various projects such as WHAT DREAMS MAY COME, BLADE II, NOW YOU SEE ME or LUCY.

In his last interview, Jon Neill had explained in details the work of Cinesite on SKYFALL. Now, he tells us about his work on THE MONUMENTS MEN.