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Led by VFX supervisor Lou Pecora, Digital Domain delivers roughly 340 shots for Shawn Levy’s ‘Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,’ including CG environments, animated Greek statues, and complex split-screens performances.
Cinematic piece was created in collaboration with agency 72andSunny and acclaimed feature film director Joseph Kosinski.
Digital Domain collaborates with the agency Mistress to create a stylized depiction of the historical action-adventure video game, ‘Assassin’s Creed Unity.’
Digital Domain 3.0 parent company Digital Domain Holdings Limited enters into a 10-year agreement with TNT Production to produce 3D virtual performance holograms for concerts, films and other media.
Executive Producer Joanna Capitano is elevated to the position of Vice President of Features.
Former Digital Domain CEO John Textor is granted a protective order against HologramUSA head Alki David.
A new class-action suit is filed in Washington courts contending that studios such as The Walt Disney Co. and DreamWorks Animation conspired to suppress wages via “non-poaching” agreements.
UPDATE: Textor makes a statement regarding the Florida lawsuit, which he claims is politically motivated. The state of Florida files a lawsuit against former executives of Digital Domain Media Group Inc., saying the visual effects company was essentially a Ponzi scheme that defrauded the state out of more than $80 million in job-creation grants.
Digital Domain’s Kelly Port and Darren Hendler discuss the blood, sweat and motion capture work that went into the visual and digital effects of Maleficent.
David&Goliath turns to Digital Domain to create a Matrix-worthy CG environment for the Super Bowl spot for Kia featuring Laurence Fishburne.
The Beijing-based executive, whose firm bought Digital Domain in 2012, was felled by a sudden heart attack.
Digital Domain was a producing partner on the adaptation of Orson Scott Card's sci-fi classic, which provided more creative freedom.
Digital Domain Productions names David Lipman vice president of features visual effects production.
