Our friends at Red Giant took some time out of their busy schedules to tell us how ActionVFX elements are utilized in their pipelines. Needless to say, they were excited to integrate ActionVFX products.

Ismahawk wants to bring the highest quality to every project, giving Hollywood visuals and entertainment, all while on an independently funded budget. How the production team spends their time, money, and resources is crucial. In order to achieve the standard Ismahawk has set for themselves, they rely on assets that mix the real live-action footage with visual effects.

ActionVFX helps Lost Boys Studios do what they do best — equipping VFX artists to be successful and propelling them into the industry.

James Hattin and Nick Guth of VFX Legion understand that digging through potential stock footage is time-consuming. With different elements pulled from various sites, a VFX shot can be more difficult than it needs to be. That's where ActionVFX Fire Collections stepped in.

"It's no longer 1985 - it's 1986, and Chuck Steel has work to do if he is to prevent the worst plague ever to hit Los Angeles - a scourge of deadly Trampires, mutant hybrids of vampires and bums" explains VFX Supervisor, Christopher Callow, of the upcoming Stop Motion film; Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires.

The teaser trailer's primary objectives are not only to test audiences in how they respond to the overall visual narrative idea, but also to use it as a pitching tool for its future ambitions as a feature film. Check out how Tito Fernandes put together this amazing teaser trailer!

Joe Farranto, a high school teacher at Cicero-North Syracuse High School, was in need of high-quality VFX Stock Footage for his Video Production class. It isn't unusual to sell to schools, but this was the first time we had ever sold to a high school. Take a look and see why they chose ActionVFX.

See how this two-man team turned around a large number of action-based VFX shots for this award-winning series, and how ActionVFX elements helped them do so without sacrificing the overall quality of their composites!

We had the opportunity to chat with Jake Akuna, Founder and VFX Supervisor of VFX2GO.Jake let us know a little bit about who they are, what inspires them as artists, and how they've utilized some of our VFX stock footage assets in their compositing for feature films.

"Entertainment has always been about escapism for me. A chance to go somewhere I have never been and see something that I have never seen." Check out our latest post to read about our interview with VFX Supervisor, Dustin Solomon.