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Disney Releases Final Trailer for Live-Action ‘Beauty and the Beast’

Disney’s live-action/cg remake of “Beauty and the Beast” is forty minutes longer than the original.

The perils of the vfx industry…EXPOSED!

What do you think?

Chinese filmmakers have an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink mentality when it comes to vfx, not that that’s a bad thing.

It’s a lot of fun to see a superhero film that embraces its cartooniness and uses vfx to do silly, unbelievable things.

How Blue Sky’s Chris Wedge went from animation to live-action for ‘Monster Trucks’.

The Walt Disney Company has won every VES animation honor for the last four years. Can “Kubo and the Two Strings” break the streak?

The BAFTAs expanded the feature animation category this year, a move that benefitted the Walt Disney Company.

Hollywood is honoring the cgi and vfx technologies that play such a huge role in filmmaking nowadays.

Music video for Max Cooper’s “Order from Chaos” directed by Maxime Causeret.

Cinesite used vfx to craft a dramatic carriage chase that has a practical feel in the new ‘Assassin’s Creed.’

Just how do you give a Star Wars droid a personality?

The vfx behind that zero-g swimming pool scene.

A ‘hacked’ bowling ball helped Laika’s animators create a crucial underwater scene for the film.

The rise of dead celebrities is new again, thanks to “Rogue One.”

The vfx shortlist includes the expected (“Doctor Strange,” “The Jungle Book”) and the unexpected (“Kubo and the Two Strings,” “Arrival”)

The creature effects supervisor wants to collaborate even more with his digital counterparts.

Meet the many and varied members of the rogues’ gallery from the upcoming film.

Morphing has been an important part of vfx for quite a while. Here’s 10 memorable morphs that made us go wow!

“The Jungle Book” and “Zootopia” were recognized tonight by the Critics’ Choice Awards.