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Venice Immersive Reveals 2023 VR/AR/XR Lineup Featuring ‘Wallace & Gromit in the Grand Getaway’ World Premiere

This year’s lineup features 44 projects from 25 countries totaling more than 21 hours of interactive media.

Th computer graphics conference and trade show takes place August 6-10 in Los Angeles.

The biggest Annecy ever, by a lot, wrapped tonight with an awards gala befitting its incredible competition lineups.

We break down the importance of animation to Apple’s newest tech, as well as four other takeaways from this week’s unveiling.

In total, 17 films, series, and interactive works will host WIP presentations at this year’s Annecy.

‘The Flying Sailor’ was picked as the year’s top Canadian animated short with ‘PAW Patrol,’ and ‘The Snoopy Show’ taking top tv honors.

Mark Zuckerberg sees a “long term journey” for the development of his version of the metaverse.

Dozens of projects with animation are being presented at the event.

Working from home, the studio developed a new IMAX pipeline for its first theatrical release in more than two years.

Catmull will guide Baobab on their “creative and operations.”

The company allows you to buy, sell, and create cg clothes for your personal animated character.

Baobab Studios has added two animation directors, two games directors, and a new director of marketing in its latest round of appointments.

The two winners, chosen on February 26, will present their projects at Annecy’s MIFA market.

The immersive tech could eventually allow park visitors to interact with Mickey Mouse and Elsa as images, not cast members in costume.

Tiny Island Universe will feature malls and zones for users to “explore, socialize, and have fun in.”

The software ties into Nvidia’s metaverse development platform.

Welcome to the non-Meta metaverse.

A world populated by digital avatars needs a whole lot of real-time animation.

Becky doesn’t have much in the scary jungle she calls home, but she does have her beloved egg.

Facebook thinks creativity suffers when staff work remotely. Its solution: virtual offices filled with cartoon avatars.