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For Matt Bishop and his artistic team, creating 39 different wildlife creatures, some highly endangered with little available reference, for Apple TV+’s live-action/CGI hybrid series inspired by the life and work of Dr. Jane Goodall, was a rewarding, collaborative effort that hopefully helps inspire people to better understand kids’ relationship with our planet; the show

Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy reveals the upcoming feature will be set 15 years after the last events of the Skywalker Saga, and will be directed by Sharmeed Obaid Chinoy from a script by Steven Knight.

Mangold to helm story set deep in franchise’s past, telling the tale of the first Jedi, while Filoni will cover the escalating war between the Imperial Remnant and the New Republic in a cinematic event that will weave together stories from the Disney+ original series.

So much of what you see in "Andor" is a practical effect, as the teams from ILM and Lucasfilm revealed during a Star Wars Celebration Europe panel titled "Behind the Magic: The Visual Effects of Andor."

At Star Wars Celebration, VFX reps from the Disney+ show discussed the manufactured “debate” around using Stagecraft and Volume VFX sets like The Mandalorian.

Titled Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway, this impactful legal drama has been co-written and directed by Ashima Chibber and features Rani Mukerji in the titular role of an immigrant Indian mother in the Kingdom of Norway.

Box office hit “Everything Everywhere All at Once” won the Oscar for best feature film on Sunday, capping off a...

Director Todd Philips has shared two official images of Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker and Lady Gaga’s Harley Quinn, following a recent release of set photos which revealed a very clownish look for Gaga.

Set up in 2016, yFX Studios is a part of India’s biggest film studio – Yash Raj Films, the 50-year-plus entertainment conglomerate helmed by Aditya Chopra.

According to sources close to Bloomberg, Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. is about to close a deal for the series, with different seasons each following one of the seven novels; series author J.K. Rowling will reportedly be involved, but not as a primary creator or showrunner.