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    Visual Effects/Animation News & Developments

    By SHOOTWednesday, June 8, 2022Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments1152 Views
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    An Absolute Arrival: Mark Pinheiro
    Mark Pinheiro has joined Absolute Post, London, as VFX supervisor. He will oversee the VFX pipeline for Absolute’s client base while stepping into the new frontiers of virtual production. 

    Across his 30 years in the industry, Pinheiro has worked at studios including MPC, The Mill, Goldcrest Post, Aardman Animations, Screen Scene, Molinare and most recently, Framestore. His portfolio boasts award-winning work: Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and Martin Scorsese’s Hugo which each scored an Oscar and a BAFTA for VFX; and season two of The Witcher, also a BAFTA winner for VFX. 

    Pinheiro’s work on season six of Game of Thrones scored a VFX Emmy, as did BBC’s miniseries, Man In An Orange Shirt. In music, Coldplay’s “Daddy” won at the British Animation Awards while Klaxons’ “Twin Flames” scored best VFX at the UK MVAs. 

    Assembly Hires Zeevalk, Garrido
    New York-based post company Assembly has made two senior hires to develop its feature film, episodic and advertising VFX arm. David Zeevalk joins the studio as SVP of VFX and co-founder of the VFX division, where he will be charged with developing the studio’s VFX offering to major film studios, streaming brands and advertising agencies. Zeevalk joins from Nice Shoes (Break + Enter), where he was creative director of VFX. Prior to that he also held senior VFX creative and leadership positions at Alkemy X, Look FX and Zoic Studios. With nearly two decades of experience in the VFX industry, Zeevalk has among his career creative highlights The Many Saints of Newark, In The Heights, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel and Game of Thrones. 

    Luiz Garrido joins Assembly as VP of VFX technology and co-founder of VFX. Garrido is an accomplished developer with over 20 years of experience within the digital arts field, specializing in computer graphics and cloud-based computing. Garrido joins from Nice Shoes, where he was head of pipeline. Previous to that he was head of technology at Alkemy X and head of research & development at O2 Filmes in Sao Paolo, Brazil.

    Garrido has a rich history of working with artists to develop technology and tools that enhance the creative process. He will be working with Assembly’s leadership team and clients to develop the studio’s cloud-based capabilities, a core function of which the studio is built on to allow for flexibility for both clients and staff.

    The two new hires join industry veterans who have invested in the growing startup, including president/founder Art Williams along with Colin Moneymaker, Tara Holmes and David Goodman. 

    Launched in 2021, the company has a hybrid cloud and location-based series of studios offering VFX, color grading and dailies across advertising and entertainment work.  The studio’s creative highlights include work for brands such as Hershey’s, Google and ESPN, in addition to longform entertainment work for Hulu, A24 and Showtime.  

    Annie Awards To Return To Live Ceremony
    ASIFA-Hollywood’s 50th Annual Annie Awards recognizing the year’s best in the field of animation will return to a live ceremony on Saturday, February 25, 2023 at UCLA’s Royce Hall in Los Angeles. 

    The Annie Awards covers 37 categories and include Best Animated Feature, Best Animated Feature-Independent, Special Productions, Sponsored Films, Short Subjects, Student Films and Outstanding Individual Achievements, as well as the honorary Juried Awards. Categories span such disciplines as character animation, effects animation, production design, storyboarding, writing, music, editing and voice acting. The Annie Awards competition has often been a predictor of the annual Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. 

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    In a divided America, the left and right unite to oppose artificial intelligence data centers

    Wednesday, August 26, 2026
    Protesters gather outside the New Mexico Environment Department to voice opposition to the Project Jupiter data center during a demonstration in Santa Fe, N.M., Friday, Aug. 21, 2026. (AP Photo/Susan Montoya Bryan)

    In rural eastern Nebraska, a technology revolution could rise from fields of corn and soybean in the form of new data centers to power the artificial intelligence boom. But just like around many parts of the country, opposition has been building in ways that defy typical partisan boundaries. Conservative farmers and the state Sierra Club chapter recently found common cause against labor leaders as they filled the firehouse in Murdock — population around 275 — to share concerns about data center development moving too quickly. The scene exemplified an unlikely coalition that worries about dwindling farmland, declining water supplies and rising electricity bills — not to mention how massive corporations could reshape small town America into nodes in a national network of computing warehouses. The debate around data center projects is one of the rare modern issues to cut across party lines, demographics and geography — from Republican-dominated Nebraska, Texas and Wyoming to swing-state Pennsylvania to Democratic-leaning New Mexico. Supporters of data centers, including Republican President Donald Trump and some union leaders who usually back Democrats, praise a potential jobs and economic bonanza, while helping the U.S. thwart China in the geopolitical race for technological supremacy. But hostility toward developments coming at breakneck speed has surged ahead of November's midterm elections, and forced national, state and local elected officials to adapt to a shifting political landscape. Judy Stroy, a fifth-generation Nebraska farmer whose late husband grew corn and soybeans and whose son still does, worried that with "the amount of ground that's getting gobbled up every year, our food source is in trouble." "That should scare everyone,"... Read More

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