This Wednesday, September 17th, we will be organizing a free portfolio review with Lorin Wood and David Kaye.
MoreDrawing upon his years of industry experience, legendary concept artist and industrial designer Lorin Wood will host 4 live workshops with lecture, demonstration and Q&A this September.
MoreToday, we have the rare opportunity to speak with a true legend—Academy Award–winning Canadian animator, Pascal Blais.
MoreHow Maurine Fauvert and her team built a rising VFX studio from their passion for storytelling, collaboration, and cinematic excellence.
MoreMontreal-based Rodeo FX has made a bold move by acquiring Mikros Animation, the former Technicolor subsidiary, in a deal that strengthens its foothold in the global animation and VFX industry.
MoreAdapting to Change: The Future of VFX, Animation, and Video Game Development
MoreHow passion, perseverance, and bold creativity continue to challenge industry giants
MoreWe interview Greg Jonkajtys is an acclaimed filmmaker, visual effects artist, and animator whose innovative storytelling and technical expertise have left a lasting impact on the film and VFX industries.
MoreEmrys Ryan shares how his industrial design background molds his VFX work, balancing creativity with practical constraints. He sees AI as both a helpful tool and a potential disruptor and isoptimistic about new platforms like ADAPT are empowering artists.
MoreA rising star in the world of vehicle design, we discuss hot topics like AI, mentorship and the challenges the industry faces.
MoreHaving worked on some of the most acclaimed animated film projects of the past couple decades, Brian helps us discover the challenges of leaving the big studio life and the challenges creating his own studio, working on his own IP.
MoreA trailblazer in the visual effects industry for over 20 years experience, with some of his best known work featured in movies and shows such as Top Gun Maverick, Deadpool 2, Transformers, Star Wars, Halo, and much more.
More//adapt.one is producing a documentary to illustrate the pain the recent cuts to the tax credit program already has over the VFX industry.
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