Accepting the VFX Oscar, ‘Dune: Part Two’ VFX Supervisor Salutes ‘Wonderful MPC’ Following Technicolor’s Shutdown
Accepting the visual effects Oscar for “Dune : Part Two,” production VFX supervisor Paul Lambert acknowledged the ...
VFX giant Technicolor lays off more than 200 workers in Culver City
The 110-year-old company, which has worked on iconic films including "The Wizard of Oz," "Pinocchio" and remakes of "The Lion ...
As Technicolor Flounders, VFX Artists at the Mill U.S. Start a New Chapter With Dream Machine FX (EXCLUSIVE)
As Technicolor Flounders, VFX artists at The Mill U.S. have joined forces with Dream Machine FX to launch Arc Creative.
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The Changing VFX Landscape: Digikore Studios on Technicolor's Closure
Digikore Studios Limited. (NSE - DIGIKORE), specialized in delivering Visual Effects for a diverse range of projects, ...
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Technicolor: the iconic VFX studio closes
Citing “severe financial challenges”, the VFX giant is shutting down all operations with immediate closures of The Mill, Mikros Animation (Plankton: The Movie, Orion and the Dark) and MPC Advertising.
Technicolor's fade-out: India's VFX industry eyes spotlight amid uncertainty
In India, Technicolor has around 3,370 professionals as of February 2024, according to market research and data platform ...
Technicolor Games acquired by language services provider TransPerfect
TransPerfect will bring back all Technicolor Games India employees to its Bengaluru office, the company's largest facility, ...
Technicolor Is on the Brink of Collapse Amid ‘Severe Financial Challenges’
One of the pioneers in visual effects and animation is on the verge of collapse. Technicolor Group, the venerated brand ...
Will Technicolor’s demise be the start of a brave new world for creative production?
The ad industry is reeling from the collapse of the visual effects giant and its advertising arm The Mill. Green Square ...
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VFX giant Technicolor lays off more than 200 workers in Culver City
Technicolor Group, the storied visual effects, motion graphics and animation company behind some of Hollywood’s most memorable films, is shuttering operations, including in California.