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VFX Supervisor Alexis Wajsbrot chats with Variety about the epic 'portal ride' sequence in Marvel Studios' Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

Doctor Strange and America Chavez leap through 20 Multiverses in 40 seconds, taking the audience on a wild ride through a snapshot of the same New York street in worlds of jungle, ocean, honeycomb, and even paint.

Read the full article here.

Framestore Creative Director, Film, Christian Manz spoke to IndieWire about his role as overall VFX Supervisor on Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore. Christian discusses the role that previs, VR and virtual production techniques had in bringing the film to life, and how Framestore's Pre-production Services team worked hand-in-glove with the film's VFX experts. Find out more here. 

We’re delighted that Framestore took home a Gold for #LongLiveThePrince and a Silver for #wombstories at the British Arrows Awards last night. 

We’re delighted that our work on Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey's storybook sequence has won Best Design at the British Animation Awards.

Framestore is proud to have won four Awards at this year’s prestigious Visual Effects Society (VES) awards. 

Framestore’s ten nominations spanned film, advertising and theme park rides, highlighting the rich breadth of the Oscar, Emmy and Cannes Lions-winning studio’s work and varied client base. This achievement was bolstered yet further by a nomination for Method Studios, whose film and episodic teams in Vancouver, Melbourne and Montreal are now part of Framestore. 

The company brought home awards in the following categories: 

We’re delighted that a plethora of Framestore projects have been shortlisted for the British Arrows in both its Arrows and Craft awards including #LongLiveThePrince, #wombstories, SHEBA: Hope Reef, and our grade for Hennessey, by Simon Bourne. 

Craft Awards

Super Bowl LVI was another one for the books – not only thanks to the epic, star-studded lineup of musical guests, but for this year’s installment of the industry’s most-anticipated commercials. 

In partnership with our agency friends and acclaimed directors, Framestore teams explored a Paralymian’s impaired vision, used digital VFX to conveyed an analog aesthetic, animated puppets to find their place in the Metaverse, and composited a household of smart appliances in a pinch.

Framestore is proud to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for its work on No Time To Die.

Creative Director, Film, Jonathan Fawkner receives his third Oscar nomination for his work on the latest instalment of the James Bond franchise, which saw him oversee almost 400 shots spanning everything from thrilling action to seamless ‘invisible FX’. Jonathan shares the ticket with Charlie Noble, Joel Green and Chris Corbould. 

Framestore’s VFX work on the film includes:

We're beyond delighted that Framestore achieved 10 Award Nominations from the prestigious VES Awards, an awards body which recognises and honours the most outstanding visual effects work of the year and the artists that created them. The nominations showcases a broad range of Framestore skills across work spanning Film, Advertising and Rides.

In addition Framestore’s work on No Time To Die is in the running for the coveted ‘Outstanding Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature’

The full list of Framestore’s VES nominations are as follows: 

A heartfelt thank you to all of our clients, collaborators, friends and colleagues. 

Your loyalty and goodwill in what has been another challenging year for everybody is sincerely appreciated. We have thoroughly enjoyed working with each and every one of you and we are grateful for your ongoing commitment, creativity and efforts.