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“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” has hit theaters already and the movie is a nostalgic blast back to the days of a young Harrison Ford cracking his whip as one of cinema’s greatest-ever characters. The new movie follows the iconic archaeologist Indiana Jones as he races against time to find an ancient artifact […]

Recently, two alumni of Jennifer Manning’s Orleans/Niagara BOCES Animation, Film and Visual Effects program, Lewiston-Porter graduate Jack Gatto and Niagara Wheatfield graduate Geoff Roberts, had the amazing opportunity to work

The organization’s Open Source Days event for open source software for the visual effects, animation, and digital content creation industries takes place August 6 in Los Angeles, in-person and virtually.

"Forrest Gump," the Oscar-winning film, was released on this day in history, July 6, 1994. Tom Hanks won his second consecutive Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as Gump.

Taylor Swift, David Byrne and The Weeknd have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. They were selected in the category of musicians. In all, 398 artists and executives, who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to motion pictures, were invited by the Ac

Using Unreal Engine, the studio helps create authentic sequences of smoke and fire to Netflix’s miniseries inspired by the 1997 Delhi cinema tragedy that took 59 lives.

The ‘Barbie’ director scores deal to head at least two films from the iconic fantasy franchise, bringing to life the film and TV rights Netflix secured in 2018.

Taylor Swift, David Byrne and The Weeknd have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. They were selected in the category of musicians. In all, 398 artists and executives, who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to motion pictures, were invited by the Ac

David Corenswet will portray the swoon-worthy alien from Krypton, while Rachel Brosnahan will play his journalist love interest and co-lead in the upcoming new DCU origin story written and directed by James Gunn. 

No, actually, being rigged into a flying diaper on strings and rocketing around for 14 hours a day wasn't a pleasant experience for Margot Kidder.