PluralEyes 3.1 adds timeline sync and native MFX support for Avid Media Composer for Mac.

Vicon announces the official release of Blade 2 motion capture processing software.

Global visual effects giant Rhythm & Hues, which recently completed the lion’s share of visual effects shots on the acclaimed new film, “Life of Pi,” leverages NVIDIA GPUs to maximize throughput and accelerate creative workflows.

Motion capture and animation service company House of Moves teams with Treyarch and Activision Publishing to provide full performance capture for cinematics featured in “Call of Duty: Black Ops II.”

Assimilate announces the immediate availability of the world’s first truly integrated tool for digital workflows, from advanced dailies to creative DI.

HP and DreamWorks Animation mark the latest chapter in their ongoing collaboration by working together to create an epic adventure for worldwide audiences with the breakthrough animation of the studio’s upcoming 3D movie, “Rise of the Guardians.”

Glasgow-based 3D animation application Muvizu is released with a German-language version of the user interface, plus some great new content.

Autodesk reports financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2013.

This December the 9th annual CVMP Conference returns to London.

Science and Technology Council of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences welcomes eight new members, bringing the Council's 2012–2013 membership roster to 25.

KATANA, the look development and lighting tool from The Foundry, is being adopted by a growing number of studios of all sizes around the globe

Kideo has partnered with Saban Brands to create the first-ever collection of personalized “Power Rangers Samurai” DVDs and digital video shorts.

G-Technology announces the winner of its Driven Creativity US 2012 Competition at a gala reception in New York City.

Matt Welker joins pipeline tools developer for the visual effects, animation and video game industry as head of client care.

Company 3 and EFILM join forces to provide Sony’s Skyfall, with post production services from dailies through to digital intermediate.

Ross Shain of Imagineer Systems and Jeff Krebs of eyeon Software to give presentations and demos of mocha Pro and eyeon Fusion.

Sony Colorworks provides color grading services for Universal Pictures’ “The Man With the Iron Fists.”

Jamie Voris is promoted to Chief Technology Officer for The Walt Disney Studios.

Faceware Technologies signs two reseller agreements to aggressively target Japan and China with its facial motion capture technology.

Following his work as lead producer on HUSH’s lauded “Camp Victory” project for Nike, the design agency is bringing Eric Alba on full time as its lead technical producer.