The VFX Industry in the Aftermath of the Strikes | VFXwire Podcast

In this latest VFXwire podcast, we look into how the VFX Industry has coped in the aftermath of the writer's and actor's strikes. What have the challenges been and when can we expect work to return.
The podcast features interviews with key people in the industry from companies such as Milk VFX, One of Us, Cinesite, the UK Screen Alliance and Marz.
Written by Tanya Combrinck
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[@Justin-su9gc]

I really appreciate the update! I was let go from Dneg back in July last year and still struggling to find another gig ....

[@SlavenIstuk]

Thank you writers... :(

[@digimei2143]

May 2024 , still waiting for some VFX studio in Montreal for hiring compositors. been out of work since July 2023 😒

[@user-fz3zg4sm4b]

Dude what about freshers will they take freshers?

[@fretstain]

I worked at cinesite montreal and they really suffered - I was let go but I've heard the work culture has unfortunately changed as a result

[@helicopterfx8645]

I work at a studio that is quite large and in the same city. My whole team was let go very recently Gives me zero faith in this industry, atm. Not sure how this will affect the future but for now it looks pretty grim.

[@fretstain]

@@helicopterfx8645 it's grim out there for sure. Good luck to you friend.

[@jeanbot]

I don’t think it will recover, and when it does, the teams will be far far smaller.

[@Naruto_uzumaki7979]

so from summer it will start to hire for asset and animation ppl

[@jupitereye4322]

Maybe. It may start slower than most expect.

[@handleexpired5653]

its pronounced ro-shay