Your VFX Skills Are Your AI Advantage | Marc Rienzo | Episode 547
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VidViz, a Pocket Watch, and the Character That Rewrote June July | Episode 546
Hollywood isn't dying. It's being deconstructed and reassembled into something nobody has a blueprint for, and the people falling into the w...
Episode 545 - Victor Varnado: Why Every Creator Needs to Think Like an Entrepreneur
Hollywood has been gatekept for decades, but a multi-hyphenate who has appeared in films with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Werner Herzog, co-wr...
Episode 544 - Jay Worth: Fallout Season 2, 500 Episodes of Hard Lessons, and when to say no
500 episodes of television is a number that stops people cold, and Jay Worth hit that milestone last year without slowing down. Worth came u...
Episode 543 - Stan Szymanski and Susan O'Neal: What VFX Talent Actually Needs to Look Like Now
The job market for visual effects and CG artists has not just contracted, it has fundamentally restructured. The skills that guaranteed a ca...
Episode 542 - Refuge VFX: How a Portland Boutique Landed Fallout, Shogun, and One Piece
Portland, Oregon is not where you expect to find a VFX studio with credits on Fallout , One Piece , Shogun , and The Peripheral . Fred Ruff...
Episode 541 - Ashay Javadekar: The Clapperboard Is 100 Years Old and Nobody Fixed It
Most filmmaking tools are built by engineers who have never made a film. Ashay Javadekar has done both. A PhD chemical engineer who directed...
Episode 540 - Sean Rourke: The Third Floor and the Tuesday Night Writers Group
There's a Tuesday night writers group that has quietly shaped the careers of some seriously talented people working in Hollywood right now,...
Episode 539 - Ryan Kelsey on Why Boutique Cloud is the Secret Weapon for Indie VFX Studios
Most people who end up in VFX spent years obsessing over frames and film. Ryan Kelsey spent 13 years in telecom in Cincinnati, selling fiber...
Episode 538 - Jess Loren on Gaussian Splats, AI Actors, and the Real Future of Virtual Production
Jess Loren has built one of the most-followed voices in the entertainment technology space on LinkedIn, and she has earned it by calling ind...
Episode 537 - Lights, Camera, VidViz! Richard Crudo Joins Chris and Daniel to Plan Our Western: June July
Here is a radical idea: what if you rehearsed the movie before you shot it? Not storyboards. Not an animatic. Live actors, real cameras, and...
Episode 536 - Stop Waiting for the Studio to Save You: Andy Cochrane on the New Media Frontier
Why are we still waiting for a green light from people who do not understand our craft? This reality is at the heart of our conversation wit...
Episode 535 - Rob Nederhorst and Ben Hansford: The end of "good enough" in filmmaking
The "good enough" era of streaming is hitting a wall, and a new rebellious streak in Hollywood is reclaiming the theater as the primal sourc...
Episode 534 - Why Safdie and PTA are Saving Cinema: Marty Supreme and One Battle After Another Breakdown
If the movies you're seeing lately feel like they were assembled by a committee rather than a creator, you're looking at the wrong side of t...
Episode 533 - Jeff Okun's Decades-Long Battle for VFX Respect and the Future of the VES
Long before he was codifying the industry in the VES Handbook , Jeff was a kid in Los Angeles pouring ketchup on his friends to stage fake s...
Episode 532 - Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme and the Invisible Mastery of Eran Dinur
Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme transports audiences to a vibrant 1950s world of professional ping pong, yet many viewers remain unaware that th...
Episode 531 - Deconstructing Juliano: Michael Moshe Dahan's Yes, Repeat, No
What happens when a filmmaker abandons a studio career on Saving Private Ryan and a PhD in history to create a film so challenging it is rej...
Episode 530 - The 2026 Forecast: CG Garage Predicts the Future of Tech and Hollywood
Will 2026 be the year of the ultimate industry reckoning or a digital renaissance? Hosts Chris and Daniel are joined by guests James Blevins...
Episode 529 - Efficiency, Artistry, and the LED Wall: Ivan Reel, Executive Leader in Virtual Production, StradaXR
From disrupting the print industry with the original Macintosh to building bespoke tech for Premier League teams, Ivan Reel has always lived...
Episode 528 - Why Gen V VFX Looks So Real: A Deep Dive with Supervisor Karen Heston
Why does the superhero spinoff Gen V often look more visceral and grounded than its blockbuster feature film counterparts? The answer lies i...