Game Over, UPN’s new sitcom, is TV’s first CG-animated primetime series. DKP Effects is meeting delivery challenges with artful technology that flows through theGRID.

In this fifth of a six-part series, Ellen Besen looks at Oscar-nominees Finding Nemo and The Triplets of Belleville and compares and contrasts their core analogies.

Continuing our excerpts from the Inspired 3D series, Tom Capizzi presents an in-depth character construction tutorial.

Mark Ramshaw reports back regarding the impressive work being done in commercials and music video in the U.K.

Sam Molineaux takes a look at three new eye-popping music videos: Hey Ya!, Pass That Dutch and Toxic.

Henry Turner asked Oscar-nominated visual effects supervisors from Return of the King, Master and Commander and Pirates of the Caribbean to evaluate each other’s work.

Bill Desowitz reports back from the VES Awards, where the best in visual effects for 2003 and the career of George Lucas were honored.

Henry Turner investigates the other spectacle that is part of the Super Bowl tradition -- the commercials.

VFXWorld Editor Bill Desowitz takes a sneak peek at one of next summer’s most eagerly awaited films, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, a stunning leap in bluescreen and compositing work.

Continuing our excerpts from the Inspired 3D series, Tom Capizzi presents an in-depth character construction tutorial.

South African vfx salon has deep talent pool and favorable exchange rate on its side.

Mark Ramshaw discusses the transition Weta Digital is taking from The Lord of the Rings series to new projects like King Kong.

J. Paul Peszko interviews the artists at Canadian firm Global Mechanic about their works and expansion into the U.S.

VFXWorld Editor Bill Desowitz takes a sneak peek at one of next summer’s most eagerly awaited films, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, a stunning leap in bluescreen and compositing work.

Continuing our excerpts from the Inspired 3D series, Tom Capizzi presents an in-depth character construction tutorial in three parts.

Heikki Jokinen writes an in-depth review of Chris J. Robinson’s book, Between Genius & Utter Illiteracy: A Story of Estonian Animation.

Former Weta senior animator Jason Schleifer reviews the digital art book, EXPOSÉ 1.

Mark Ramshaw spoke with the visual effects wizards behind the newest live action Peter Pan feature about how they accomplished the startling and massive visual effects.

Ellen Wolff reports back from the Academy’s vfx Bake-Off with highlights from the presentations.

Continuing our excerpts from the Inspired 3D series, Keith Lango presents part two of a two-part tutorial on lip-sync and facial animation.