One of the standout features of AppleTVPlus's series, TimeBandits, is its stunning visual effects, crafted by some of the industry's leading VFX teams.

We are thrilled to spotlight some of our talented VFXG members who have recently stepped into exciting new roles!

NZFC’s marketing directory is getting an update! This guide showcases New Zealand's world-class talent, helping to inform international clients about the depth of expertise our industry offers.

The Screen Industry Workers Act 2022 (SIWA), effective from December 30, 2022, introduces important regulations for screen production workers and their employers in Aotearoa New Zealand.

VFXG was thrilled to be invited to celebrate the launch of the National Academy of Screen Arts at Massey University. This Academy marks a new chapter in empowering the next generation of creative leaders—storytellers, game designers, and world builders—right here in Aotearoa.

Behind the scenes, world-class VFX and post-production teams from OHUfx, Department of Post, Cause and FX, Bunker, and independent artists like Paul Campion played a crucial role in translating this historical narrative to the screen.

The Sea Inside Her is a captivating short film that explores the depths of fear through the extraordinary measures a grandmother takes to protect her grandchild. Starring the iconic contemporary dancer Kilda Northcott, this visually stunning film brings to life a grandmother's intense struggle against manifesting fears during a bedtime routine.

We are thrilled to announce that Jonny Kofoed from Assembly Ltd has won the prestigious Doc Edge award for Best NZ Short with his powerful film, "Diary of a Head Injury."

What an amazing achievement for our esteemed VFX Guild Board Secretary, Amber Marie Naveira (Waikato-Tainui)! 

Our Executive Director had a productive trip to Auckland, connecting with members, government agencies and creative businesses.

Join the Visual Effects and the Sound Music and Sound Composers Guilds as we explore AI, advancements in digital media software, game engines and virtual production, sound and music post-production while championing resilience and showcasing New Zealand's exceptional talent and growing businesses.

Thanks to all the awesome people who joined us at our recent pub nights across the country! It was such a blast!

VFX Guild is thrilled to shine a spotlight on the exceptional work of New Zealand's VFX industry in the recently released film "Joika." This groundbreaking production, the first official co-production between New Zealand and Poland, brings to life the true story of Joy Womack, one of the few Americans to penetrate the elite, punishing world of the Bolshoi Ballet.

We celebrate OHUfx and their incredible team, who have wrapped up a four-year journey on Ti West’s trilogy: "X," "Pearl," and "Maxxxine." Working together, OHUfx and their partners delivered 856 shots across the trilogy. Each collaborator played a crucial role, demonstrating the strength of the industry when we come together.

The New Zealand Tech and Innovation Story, "See Tomorrow First," is a marketing initiative showcasing New Zealand's tech industry globally. It aims to build New Zealand’s reputation as a hi-tech nation, grow tech exports, attract investment and talent, and inspire future generations. The NZ Tech Story’s Video states, “Our Visual Effects are behind some of the highest-grossing films ever made” and “In New Zealand, we don’t just make films, we make the tech that powers the global film industry.”

OHUfx is proud to have delivered over 440 shots for "MaXXXine" with their trusted partners, including Fathom, 808 Ltd, Masters of Reality, and the talented concept artist Paul Tobin. As the VFX showrunner across the entire trilogy—"X," "Pearl," and "MaXXXine"—OHUfx has provided over 800 VFX shots in total, encompassing supervision, conforms, and VFX pulls.

Our Executive Director had a fantastic trip to Wellington, connecting with members and Wellington creative businesses, including: 37 Degrees Studios, Scale, Floating Rock, 808 Ltd, OhuFX, Fox & Co Animation, Lost Cosmonauts, and Kahu Road Studio. The plan was to gain insights especially into the animation and SFX parts of the membership.

Members of the newly formed Auckland Screen Task Force's Post and VFX subcommittee had the privilege of meeting with Minister Paul Goldsmith.

Looking to find some inspiration or sharpen your skills? Join Media Design School's Virtual Open Day on Tuesday, 18th June 2024, from 3pm-5:15pm.

The Doc Edge Immersive Exhibition is back, showcasing the best in digital storytelling and immersive non-fiction!

19 June - 14 July 2024

Christchurch, Auckland, Wellington