fxpodcast #368: Apple Vision Pro with Kent Bye
In this special joint podcast we discuss the Apple Vision Pro with VR expert and podcaster Kent Bye.
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fxpodcast #367: Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
DNEG and Wētā FX discuss crafting Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
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fxpodcast #366 The Oscar Winners from War is Over
We talk to the Director, Producer and Wētā FX team from the Oscar winning short: War is Over: Inspired by the Music of John & Yoko
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VFXShow 280: Masters of the Air
This week on the show we review the WW2 drama Masters of the Air.
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the rc #153: The Ultimate RC podcast +1 (Reunion Show) – Nikon buys RED
We put the band back together for a reunion show covering the news that Nikon bought RED.
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fxpodcast #365 Ian Spriggs: Digital Portrait Artist
Ian Spriggs is an unbelievable digital artist creating the most believably insightful portraits.
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fxpodcast #365 Masters of the Air
Masters of the Air VFX supervisor Stephen Rosenbaum and Mike’s 1000th podcast here at fxguide
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VFXShow 279: Godzilla Minus One
The team discuss Takashi Yamazaki’s remarkable Godzilla Minus One.
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fxpodcast #364: Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One & the Start of Awards Session
At this the start of award season, we talk to ILM’s Alex Wuttke about Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One.
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VFXShow 278: Poor Things
For our Christmas episode, the team discuss the visuals of Poor Things.
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fxpodcast #363: Poor Things
We talk to Union VFX about their work with miniatures, LED volumes, and how to fit the head of a pig on the body of a Chicken(!) for the remarkable: Poor Things.
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VFXShow 277: Napoleon
The team join Napoleon on the Battlefield to discuss Ridley Scott historical epic.
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fxpodcast #362: All Around U2
We talk with Peter Kirkup, disguise solutions director, about how U2’s 16K LED visuals at The Sphere were created.
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VFXShow 276: No One WIll Save You
We discuss the Hulu original film No One Will Save You. This science-fiction horror film is remarkable for having only five words of dialogue spoken during the entire film.
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