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Two silhouetted figures working together in a large container, surrounded by bright orange flames in a dimly lit space. The atmosphere resembles a fiery scene, emphasizing an intense and dramatic moment.

Crossbow: Workflow Automation for VFX & Animation

Four years of R&D, zero spreadsheets, no more copy-pasting shot status—Crossbow promises a less painful way to manage VFX and animation projects. In this interview, Jindrich Cervenka explains what Crossbow shoots, why it matters, and why you still need a mid-range GPU.
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A woman in a hat walking away, two men with dogs approaching from the front.

The Hungarian Dressmaker – by PFX

Not every historic drama is created equal - "The Hungarian Dressmaker" rebuild a world barely out of reach of living memory, and we got a chance to talk to PFX artists and artisans about rebuiling 1940' s Bratislava and Biskupice
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A futuristic hangar with two blue and yellow fighter jets and a shuttle. Several small figures are moving in the foreground, while a balcony above shows more figures observing the scene. The area is well-lit with modern design elements.

Trailmakers from Denmark!

Game trailers should make you interested in the game, obviously, and since we can't wait for Trialmakers 2, the trailer did its job - so, we are talking to the creatives behind the trailer!
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Prism Pipeline, the second

The technical requirements of animation and VFX productions are increasing every year - I don't have to tell you that. In most projects, a variety of tools are used to achieve the desired quality. In order to complete these increasingly complex projects within the specified deadlines, more powerful pipeline tools are also required.
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Der Trailer für Ark 2 – gemacht von Nexodus! (nexod.us/showcase/ark-2-trailer)

C&R.me – post-production in the cloud

It's been a few years now since the term "cloud" has gone from buzzword to hype to working reality - but so far there are very few tools that can do everything in the cloud. Sure, some tools have access or even their "own clouds", but wouldn't an "everything in the cloud" solution be better?
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