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Sunday, 15 September 2013 (All day)

"It looks a little like the low-res rendering of an urban center, complete with soaring skyscrapers and densely-spaced low-level buildings. But this picture depicts something altogether more fascinating: the SMS (short message service, or text message) traffic traveling through the air of Amsterdam at one specific time."
"The S250e boasts 250 FPS capture, SVGA resolution, expansive field of view, on-board image processing, software-controlled IR filter switching, and some of the most advanced M12 lenses in the world - all housed in a compact aluminum and soft-touch polycarbonate case."
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"The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced that 15 films have been selected as semifinalists for Achievement in Visual Effects for the 83rd Academy Awards®."
"he expects to use the venue as a home base and a way for him to embrace a transmedia future. Del Toro will run a lot of his projects through a facility that has the ability to handle everything from pre-visualization to animatics, story boarding and visual effects work."
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"An underlying concern for the industry is how our work gets split up and shipped off to various visual effects houses. How does this actually happen though? Who are the key decision makers? Who decides what work goes to what studio? How does it all work?"