VFX Technologies

AI is faster.
Human is original.

One scales.
One struggles.

Hollywood just said AI can’t win awards. See People article:

https://people.com/academy-cracks-down-on-ai-human-only-work-welcome-at-oscars-11964346

But in the real world what actually matters?

Can we do both? What do you think?

Would you watch a fully AI-generated movie?

We are doing this kinda with our Instagram & TikTok reels nowadays no?

or or ?

In the end It’s up to you to decide, for yourself, your company, your creativity & your future…

5 minutes. 1 person.

What once took a team hours or days to sketch, draft, color and approve…now happens in minutes.

Powered by AI. Accelerated by performance.

At VFX Technologies, we stay ahead by design, constantly adapting and pivoting to build for ourselves, our clients and to what’s coming next?

Our Creative community Clients also are adapting and use these AI tools with our VFX Tech Workstations to continue to tell their Stories & their Vision.

So the question still stands, are you the one adapting or getting left behind?

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Years ago, before Sphere became one of the most talked-about immersive venues in the world, we were already seeing the problem behind the spectacle:

The content was getting too big for traditional systems to handle.

At VFX Technologies, we were approached early on to help solve the compute demands required to render and process ultra-high-resolution immersive content. Around that same era, we were also supporting work connected to Intel’s VR / volumetric media lab ecosystem, where the industry was experimenting with massive capture volumes, extreme-resolution workflows, and new ways to create immersive experiences.

That is why the recent WSJ article on Sphere stood out to me.

Sphere is not just a venue story. It is a proof point for an entire technical movement: immersive media, high-resolution LED environments, AI-assisted content creation, real-time rendering, massive storage, and the compute infrastructure needed to make all of it possible.

What looks magical to the audience is usually the result of years of engineering behind the scenes.

For us, this is a reminder that VFX Technologies has been part of this evolution from the early days. We have always believed that the future of entertainment would require more than beautiful screens. It would require serious compute, custom systems, render infrastructure, and people willing to solve problems before the market fully understood them.

Sphere helps validate that vision.

The future of entertainment is immersive, computational, and physical. And we are excited to keep building the systems that help make it real.

Link to WSJ article in bio / comments. https://stocks.apple.com/AsmiVPt6KTgilHPj7mnaUJQ