Pixel Puzzle is a platform dedicated to revealing what visual effects (VFX) are really about — beyond the magic, beyond the myths, beyond the credits that roll by too fast to read.
We’re here for the artists, the technologists, the dreamers — and for the outsiders who’ve always admired the craft without fully understanding it.
Through honest conversations with pioneers, leaders, and unsung heroes of the industry, we break down the walls that separate “the business” from “the art,” and “the audience” from “the work.”
Our mission is simple, but urgent:
To humanise visual effects.
To show the world the reality behind the spectacle — the creativity, the collaboration, the grit, the breakthroughs, the heartbreak, and the future that’s still being written.
Who we’re for:
📍 VFX artists who want their craft to be seen and respected.
📍 Industry professionals who want a clearer, bigger picture.
📍 Students, directors, producers, writers — anyone whose work touches the moving image.
📍 Curious minds outside the industry who simply want to understand how the magic is made — and why it matters.
Why it matters:
Because VFX isn't just technology.
It's storytelling. It's art. It's culture.
And it deserves to be understood — not just admired, criticised, or overlooked.
Pixel Puzzle is not about hype. It's about connection. It's about passing the mic to the people who live this craft every day, and helping the world see visual effects the way we see it:
Essential. Evolving. Human.
👉 Subscribe now and become part of a community that believes in curiosity, creativity, and the joy of seeing the world in a whole new light.
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Pixel Puzzle is a platform dedicated to revealing what visual effects (VFX) are really about — beyond the magic, beyond the myths, beyond the credits that roll by too fast to read.
We’re here for the artists, the technologists, the dreamers — and for the outsiders who’ve always admired the craft without fully understanding it.
Through honest conversations with pioneers, leaders, and unsung heroes of the industry, we break down the walls that separate “the business” from “the art,” and “the audience” from “the work.”
Our mission is simple, but urgent:
To humanise visual effects.
To show the world the reality behind the spectacle — the creativity, the collaboration, the grit, the breakthroughs, the heartbreak, and the future that’s still being written.
Who we’re for:
📍 VFX artists who want their craft to be seen and respected.
📍 Industry professionals who want a clearer, bigger picture.
📍 Students, directors, producers, writers — anyone whose work touches the moving image.
📍 Curious minds outside the industry who simply want to understand how the magic is made — and why it matters.
Why it matters:
Because VFX isn't just technology.
It's storytelling. It's art. It's culture.
And it deserves to be understood — not just admired, criticised, or overlooked.
Pixel Puzzle is not about hype. It's about connection. It's about passing the mic to the people who live this craft every day, and helping the world see visual effects the way we see it:
Essential. Evolving. Human.
👉 Subscribe now and become part of a community that believes in curiosity, creativity, and the joy of seeing the world in a whole new light.
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Chapters
00:00 The Journey into Cinematography
13:00 Influence of Japan on Artistic Perspective
18:55 Evolving Views on Visual Effects
32:07 Lighting Techniques and VFX Integration
43:17 The Pressures of Filmmaking and VFX
44:28 The Subtlety of Visual Effects
45:14 Seamless Integration of VFX in Storytelling
48:29 The Harmony of Practical and Visual Effects
49:50 Innovations in Cinematography and VFX
52:21 The Evolution of Filmmaking Technology
55:15 The Future of Visual Effects and Technology
57:28 Augmented Reality and the Future of Cinema
01:01:29 The Changing Landscape of Film Projection
01:07:28 Advice for Emerging Filmmakers
01:12:02 The Importance of Embracing Failure in Filmmaking
01:16:53 Common Mistakes in Visual Effects Planning
01:19:42 The Balance of Practical Effects and VFX
01:23:06 Navigating the Future of Cinematography
01:31:31 The Evolution of Digital Cinematography
01:38:25 Emerging Technologies in Cinematography
01:47:10 The Importance of Communication in Cinematography
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What does it mean to be a cinematographer in an age where visual effects are everywhere—but ideally invisible?
In this episode, we sit down with Eben Bolter (The Last of Us, Slow Horses, Cape Fear, Night Teeth) to explore the evolving relationship between cinematography and VFX. Eben shares his unlikely path from marketing exec to acclaimed DP, the lessons he took from Japan about discipline and artistry, and why his “film school” was a London short-film grind that taught him everything from composition to collaboration.
We dive into:
🎥 The subtle art of lighting for VFX integration (and why he’s done with green/blue screens).
🌧️ The blend of practical effects and digital extension—rain, fire, and beyond.
🕹️ Why games and cinematography are closer than most people think.
🎞️ How digital cinematography still chases the “film look”—and what might come next.
⚡ The role of failure, risk, and accidents in shaping unique visuals.
👀 Why the best VFX are the ones you never notice.
From The Last of Us road trips you can’t tell were blue screen, to turning New Orleans into Los Angeles with invisible palm trees, Eben shows us how VFX “save the day” in ways audiences never realise. Along the way, he reflects on the future—HDR, AI, VR—and the need for cinematographers to stay flexible, curious, and relentlessly collaborative.
If you’ve ever wondered how the unseen work of VFX and cinematography merge to create the images that move us, this conversation will change how you look at the screen.
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Chapters
00:00 The Art of Pitching and Filmmaking
02:16 Early Influences and Journey into Filmmaking
04:47 Directing Style and Identity
07:36 Collaboration and Working with Actors
09:52 Visual Effects and Storytelling
12:07 Practical Sets and Creative Choices
14:33 Integrating Visual Effects in Filmmaking
17:25 The Role of Actors in Visual Storytelling
20:45 Collaboration and Creative Alignment
23:51 Embracing Flexibility in Direction
26:10 Creating an Empowering Environment on Set
27:25 Navigating the Pressure of Visual Effects
28:17 Embracing Technology in Filmmaking
29:11 The Evolution of an Artist
33:37 Personal Growth and Artistic Identity
38:23 Lessons from Visual Effects Collaboration
42:41 Advice for Aspiring Directors
👀 WHO SHOULD LISTEN?
✅ Directors who want to understand how to bring emotion into VFX-heavy storytelling
✅ Writers curious about blending genre, comedy, and sci-fi into something fresh
✅ Producers navigating collaboration across departments without losing the vision
✅ Artists interested in how their work connects directly to performance and story
✅ Anyone who’s ever wondered how you pitch Marvel a 60-page doc and actually pull it off
📌 KEY TAKEAWAYS
The Origin Story: From Saturday drama clubs to Marvel
Kate shares how her love of theatre, comedy, and character work shaped her path from indie projects into mainstream hits like Sex Education and Loki.
Directing Loki’s Memories
One of her most iconic contributions: reimagining how Loki’s past could be shown through VFX, turning a potential exposition dump into an emotionally charged sequence that deepened the character’s journey.
Collaboration Without Losing Your Voice
Kate opens up about working with huge teams — production designers, cinematographers, VFX supervisors — and how she balances their creativity with her own vision.
Comedy as a Superpower
From improv techniques to handling failure, Kate explains why comedy timing and playfulness can be powerful directing tools, even on the biggest sets.
Thriving on Limitations
Kate reflects on why constraints often fuel her best ideas — and how directors can find freedom within boundaries.
🧠 BIG IDEAS TO REMEMBER
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Chapters
00:00 Farewell and Reflection on the Journey
01:57 The Shift from Production to Coaching
03:55 The Brilliance of People in Visual Effects
06:24 Adapting to Industry Demands
08:17 Motivation and Ambition in Visual Effects
10:45 Leadership and Team Dynamics
14:32 The Essence of Leadership
18:26 Authenticity in Leadership
22:41 The Impact of Team Harmony
24:09 Effective Leadership Qualities
26:31 Emotional Intelligence in Leadership
31:33 Understanding Coaching
32:59 Coaching vs. Counseling
34:27 Navigating Coaching and Therapy
37:19 Coaching vs Mentoring: Understanding the Distinction
40:18 Challenges in the VFX Industry: Mental Health Impacts
42:12 Success Stories: Coaching Transformations
45:24 Career Trajectories: Navigating Expectations in VFX
50:09 Leadership in VFX: The Need for Training and Clarity
52:27 Positivity and Personal Growth: Living True to Values
54:51 Positive Changes in the VFX Industry: A Retrospective
58:17 Self-Care and Collective Responsibility in VFX
01:01:11 Building Relationships: The Key to Support
01:04:35 The Future of VFX: Navigating Industry Changes
01:07:32 Defining Success: Fulfillment and Contribution
01:09:00 Resilience and Stress Management: Practical Tips
01:10:54 Influential Figures: The Impact of Mentorship
01:12:17 Representation in Media: A Call for Diversity
01:13:41 Optimism for the Future: Contributing to Industry Growth
👀 WHO SHOULD LISTEN?
✅ Anyone interested in growth
✅ Artists looking to understand production from the inside
✅ Team leads wanting to lead with more humanity
✅ Anyone considering a shift in their creative career
✅ Studios thinking about how to retain talent and build better teams
📌 KEY TAKEAWAYS
Emotional Intelligence Is the Most Underrated Skill
Kindness, empathy, and active listening aren’t soft skills — they’re leadership muscles. Debra shares how managing egos, expectations, and energy on a team takes real emotional strength.
Building a Team Isn’t About Filling Seats
Debra discusses the value of assembling crews based not just on skillsets but chemistry, trust, and shared values — and how those choices ripple into the work.
Surviving — and Thriving — Through Uncertainty
From contract instability to changing budgets, VFX production is no stranger to pressure. Debra reflects on how she’s stayed grounded and grown through tough transitions.
The Industry Is Shifting. So Should Leadership.
Old-school production models aren’t built for the world we’re living in now. Debra makes a case for modernising how we lead — with humanity, clarity, and a long-term view of what actually sustains teams.
🧠 BIG IDEAS TO REMEMBER
→ EQ isn’t optional. It’s what keeps high-pressure environments functional.
→ Culture isn’t a bonus. It’s the job.
→ The future of VFX leadership is quieter, wiser, and more collaborative.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Visual Effects and the Guest
01:43 Jeroen Desmet's Journey into VFX
10:23 Defining the Artist's Role in VFX
17:19 The Importance of Resilience in Artists
18:59 The Generalist Approach to Problem Solving
26:21 The Rewards of Working in VFX
32:03 Creative Roots and Family Influence
34:13 The Pain of Perfectionism in Art
36:49 Balancing Pressure and Performance
41:53 Learning from Challenges in the Creative Process
46:42 Navigating Early Career Challenges
48:53 Reflections on Career Choices and Growth
51:45 Keeping Up with Industry Changes
54:34 Work-Life Balance in Visual Effects
01:00:59 Transformative Experiences and Self-Reflection
01:03:37 Leadership in the Creative Industry
01:07:03 The Importance of Credit and Recognition
01:09:53 The Misconceptions of CGI and Practical Effects
01:14:02 Building Trust with VFX Supervisors
01:18:07 Mental Health and Emotional Resilience in the Workplace
01:21:58 Advice for Aspiring Artists and Common Mistakes
01:25:59 Reflecting on Career Moments and Industry Changes
👀 WHO SHOULD LISTEN?
✅ Artists navigating early or mid-career decisions
✅ Producers and supervisors wanting to better support their teams
✅ Anyone who’s felt undervalued or overwhelmed in creative production
✅ Students or juniors wondering how to break in — and stay in
✅ Directors who want to get the best out of their VFX artists
🧠 BIG IDEAS TO REMEMBER
📌 KEY TAKEAWAYS
The Generalist’s Journey
Jeroen talks candidly about the steep learning curve in VFX, and what it means to grow into a generalist role. From learning on the job to knowing when to specialise, his story is one of trial, error, and self-discovery.
VFX Isn’t Just About Tools
Beyond Houdini, Nuke or Maya — this is about how artists think. Jeroen breaks down how problem-solving, communication and patience are just as important as any software.
Collaboration Is Everything
Between producers, supervisors and artists, trust and transparency make or break the process. Jeroen shares how healthy tension can push creativity — but lack of respect can destroy morale.
Burnout Is Real
We talk honestly about the cost of staying “always on.” From work-life balance to dealing with stress in fast-paced environments, this episode explores the emotional toll the job can take — and how to stay in the game.
What Artists Wish You Knew
Jeroen doesn’t pull punches. Whether you’re a director, producer, or fellow artist, there are things you might be overlooking that can completely change the work experience — and the outcome.
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Chapters
00:00 The Journey to VFX Production
05:47 Understanding the Role of a VFX Producer
12:14 Creative vs. Logistical Challenges
18:01 Navigating Pre-Production Responsibilities
23:57 Production Phase Insights
29:53 Post-Production and Team Dynamics
41:10 Evolving Communication in Visual Effects Production
42:40 Selecting the Right Vendors for Visual Effects
46:50 Navigating Resource Availability and Vendor Relationships
49:20 The Shift from Specialisation to Generalisation in VFX
50:04 Synchronising Multiple Vendors in Production
55:19 Impact of Industry Changes on Vendor Relationships
58:51 Career Progression in Visual Effects
01:03:00 The Role of Mentorship in Career Development
01:10:41 Reflections on Changing CG Characters and Environments
01:18:01 Building Positive Relationships in the Industry
👀 WHO SHOULD LISTEN?
✅ Artists who want to understand how production decisions are made
✅ Directors looking to build better relationships with VFX teams
✅ Anyone trying to balance creativity with constraints
✅ Those curious about what makes or breaks a VFX project behind the scenes
📌 KEY TAKEAWAYS
🧠 BIG IDEAS TO REMEMBER
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00:00 - Introduction to Visual Effects and Journey Recap
06:26 - Understanding VFX Roles and Responsibilities
11:42 - Transitioning to Leadership in VFX
15:19 - Key Skills for a Visual Effects Supervisor
22:18 - Observational Skills in Visual Effects
24:12 - Experiences with Different VFX Supervisors
26:47 - Reflections on Personal Growth and Leadership
29:09 - Essential Skills for a VFX Supervisor
30:31 - Problem Solving in Visual Effects
35:30 - The Importance of Collaboration
36:28 - Working with Directors
39:08 - Unexpected Creative Directions
41:15 - Fostering Collaboration Across Departments
43:08 - Building Trust with Creative Teams
47:09 - Exceptional Outcomes from Collaboration
49:52 - Advice for New Directors
52:29 - Misconceptions About Visual Effects
54:38 - The VFX Supervisor and Producer Partnership
56:53 - The Role of Visual Effects in Production
57:02 - Workflow from Concept to Delivery
01:03:33 - Challenges in Post-Production
01:06:29 - Embracing AI in Visual Effects
01:10:05 - Staying Calm Under Pressure
01:13:43 - Lessons from Failed Projects
01:16:09 - Transitioning from DJ to Visual Effects
01:20:22 - The Importance of Mentorship
01:24:39 - Preparing for Leadership in Visual Effects
01:25:58 - Imagining Changes in Iconic Characters
01:28:58 - The Rewarding Role of Visual Effects Supervisors
👀 WHO SHOULD LISTEN?
✅ Aspiring and current VFX supervisors
✅ Artists trying to understand “the other side”
✅ Directors who want to collaborate better with VFX
✅ Production leaders aiming to improve morale without losing control
✅ Anyone curious how a Star Wars superfan ended up making Star Wars
📌 KEY TAKEAWAYS
🧠 BIG IDEAS TO REMEMBER
🔗 MENTIONED TOOLS & CONCEPTS
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00:00 Introduction to Visual Effects and Software's Role
02:15 Kim Davidson's Journey in Computer Graphics
08:43 The Evolution of Software in Storytelling
11:32 User Feedback and Software Development
15:01 Understanding Procedural Techniques
18:27 Misconceptions About Software in Visual Effects
22:07 Gaps in Software Capabilities and Artistic Vision
25:08 The Developer's Mindset: Problem Solving and Creativity
26:48 Challenges in VFX Software Development
29:08 Categories of Visual Effects Software
32:30 Understanding Character Effects in VFX
34:53 The Role of Physics in Visual Effects
35:30 Specialization vs. Generalization in VFX Skills
36:49 Choosing Software for VFX Projects
38:00 Collaboration in Visual Effects Production
40:37 Universal Scene Description: A Game Changer
45:25 The Future of VFX Software and AI Integration
48:00 Fun Facts and Myths in VFX History
50:07 The Evolution of CGI in Film
53:46 Milestones in Visual Effects History
56:44 Scientific Accuracy in Visual Effects
01:01:21 Future of Visual Effects Software
01:06:14 Understanding VR and AR Technologies
01:10:41 The Role of AI in Creative Processes
01:12:04 Reflections on Visual Effects in Film
01:18:18 The Metaverse and Its Implications
🎯 “We’ve been able to fix everything — but at such a cost to human mental health.”
🧩 “If you don’t understand the world you’re building for, you can’t build the right tools.”
🔧 “Procedural doesn’t mean magic. It means flexibility.”
📚 “There’s no limit to what VFX can do — until you ask it to do it fast, cheap, and invisible.”
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00:00 Introduction to Visual Effects and Guest Introduction
01:35 Hao Li's Journey into Visual Effects
03:45 Technology as a Creative Enabler in Filmmaking
06:06 The Role of Technology in Storytelling
09:41 Audience Perception of Technology in Film
11:33 Challenges of Introducing New Technologies
13:59 Understanding the Visual Effects Pipeline
17:33 Integrating AI in Visual Effects Production
20:40 Misconceptions About Visual Effects Creation
24:39 Creating Realistic Digital Humans
29:09 The Art of Digital Rendering
32:37 Ethics and AI in Visual Effects
39:18 AI's Impact on the Job Market
46:18 Rotoscoping and the Future of VFX
52:16 Navigating the Future of Visual Effects
58:13 The Role of AI in Creativity
01:01:33 Ethics and AI: A Double-Edged Sword
01:06:50 Emerging Technologies in Visual Effects
01:12:42 Virtual Production: Revolutionising Filmmaking
01:16:57 Learning and Adapting in a Tech-Driven World
1. Digital Humans: The Next Frontier
2. AI as a Tool, Not the Villain
3. The Ethics Behind the Code
4. The 80/20 Shift
5. Reframing the Job Market
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In this episode, we sit down with Scott Ross to pull back the curtain on the economics of VFX, the struggles of running a studio in Hollywood, and why, despite the industry’s undeniable growth, many VFX companies still operate on razor-thin margins.
The visual effects industry produces some of the most incredible images in cinema history, yet it struggles financially due to a fundamentally flawed business model. Scott Ross highlights key reasons why:
✅ Fixed Bids – Studios demand fixed-price contracts for work that often expands significantly in scope.
✅ Limited Clients – There are only about eight major studios commissioning VFX, putting extreme power in their hands.
✅ Cash flow management becomes critical, often leading to unsustainable practices. 💸 Studios constantly push for lower prices, forcing vendors into risky financial positions.
Question for You: If the current model isn’t sustainable, what could a fairer, healthier business structure look like?
Scott highlights that the real cost of VFX isn’t just financial:
⏰ Long hours (often 15-16 hour days, 7 days a week) 🧍 Burnout due to relentless pressure, tight deadlines, and limited resources.
⚠️ All responsibility, no authority: Vendors must absorb constant creative changes with little negotiation power.
Question for You: Have you ever considered the hidden human cost behind your favourite blockbuster?
Artificial intelligence is poised to dramatically change the VFX landscape, automating repetitive tasks and even replacing many artists. According to Scott:
🤖 AI is not just a tool—it's an agent capable of autonomous decisions.
🌎 Geographical distribution will shift dramatically, potentially removing traditional cost-saving advantages (e.g., outsourcing to India).
🔮 AI could even evolve to automate higher-level creative and supervisory roles.
Question for You: How do you envision your role changing with the rise of AI? Are you preparing for it, or waiting to react?
Scott Ross shares personal insights gained from decades leading some of Hollywood's top studios:
Question for You: As a creative leader, how do you balance vision and practicality without compromising your values?
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In this episode, we sit down with Sophie Maydon to explore the human element behind the stunning visuals in film and television. Sophie shares her journey into talent acquisition and development within the VFX industry, offering insights into the qualities that make a successful VFX artist and the importance of mentorship. We delve into the challenges of maintaining a healthy work-life balance in a demanding field and discuss strategies for fostering a sustainable and inclusive work culture.
1. What is Culture in VFX, Really?
Culture in the workplace isn’t just about perks, ping-pong tables, or a set of company values framed on a wall. True culture is an ecosystem—it includes:
✅ Defined career paths
✅ Clear expectations & measurable progress
✅ Infrastructure that enables development
✅ Open and honest communication
✅ Systems that reward skills & contributions
✅ A sustainable work-life balance
Without these, “culture” is just a vague promise—something that exists in theory but rarely in action.
Question for You:
2. The Hiring Paradox in VFX
VFX hiring is a high-stakes game:
🔄 Studios often need specialists yesterday, but the right talent isn’t always instantly available.
💼 Artists are hired for a project, not a career, making long-term growth unstable.
⚖️ Studios want consistency, yet the industry thrives on fluctuations—boom-and-bust cycles make stability nearly impossible.
What does this mean?
🛑 The underbidding war forces companies into unsustainable practices, where talent acquisition is often reactive instead of strategic.
🛑 The freelance-heavy model creates instability, yet it’s become the industry norm.
🛑 Talent retention isn’t just about salaries—it’s about growth opportunities, mentorship, and a sense of purpose.
Question for You:
3. The Skills That Matter Most
According to Sophie, the best VFX professionals aren’t just technical experts—they also have:
🧠 Curiosity – A hunger to learn and adapt to new technologies
🎨 Creativity – Not just artistic, but creative problem-solving
🌊 Calmness – The ability to manage high-pressure situations
🤝 Collaboration – Knowing how to work with people, not just around them
🛠️ Resilience – A long project cycle means endurance is key
But here’s the challenge: How do we define these things? How do we measure them? Right now, hiring is still based on gut feeling and portfolios, but if we truly want a fairer industry, shouldn’t we develop better ways to evaluate talent beyond what’s on a CV?
Question for You:
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In this debut episode, we set the stage for an exciting journey into the captivating world of visual effects. To help us break the ice and represent the curiosity of the audience, we handed over the hosting reins to the brilliant Dan Schreiber; writer, comedian, and host of the hit podcast No Such Thing As A Fish.
Together with series creator and VFX professional David Cordón, Dan unpacks the goals of the podcast and sets a welcoming tone for industry insiders and curious minds alike. They dive into what makes visual effects so magical, why the field is often misunderstood, and how this series aims to demystify the craft without the technical jargon.
Through humour, heartfelt discussion, and genuine passion for the art of VFX, this episode invites you to join the Pixel Puzzle family.
In the episode, we talked about directors like Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, and Alfonso Cuarón. To provide more depth, here are additional directors who have made significant contributions to the art of VFX and storytelling:
For those who want to dive even deeper into the world of visual effects, here are some handpicked resources:
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From the magical trick photography of Georges Méliès to the groundbreaking innovations of films like Jurassic Park and The Matrix, we unravel the milestones that shaped the industry.
Discover the pioneers who redefined what was possible on screen, the ingenious techniques that brought fantastical worlds to life, and the evolution of tools that made the impossible a reality.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or simply curious about the magic behind the movies, this episode is packed with fascinating insights, heartwarming anecdotes, and plenty of nostalgia.
During the episode, Ian and David discussed several landmark films that revolutionised the industry. Here’s a closer look at some of these films, along with curated resources to explore further:
During the conversation, David mentioned sharing more on the evolution of CGI. Here’s a quick overview:
For those interested in diving deeper:
For those eager to explore more, here are a few lesser-known but influential films that utilised VFX in innovative ways:
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We see the magic. We hear the stories. But do we really know how it all comes together?
Pixel Puzzle is a limited podcast series that opens the doors to the world of visual effects—not just for VFX insiders, but for everyone who’s ever been captivated by the screen.
💡 What to Expect:
🎥 The untold stories behind iconic films and TV shows
🔥 Honest conversations about the craft, the challenges, and the future of VFX
🎭 A journey designed for everyone—whether you work in film, dream of it, or just love great storytelling
This isn’t just another podcast about how movies are made. This is VFX, unfiltered.
🔹 EPISODE 01 & 02 DROP: Tuesday, 25th February
📅 New episodes every two weeks
🎧 Subscribe now & join the conversation.
#VFX #Filmmaking #BehindTheScenes #MovieMagic #CGI #FilmIndustry #Hollywood #VisualEffects #FilmPodcast #PixelPuzzlePodcast
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