Frame School

We recently visited Kongunadu College and Erode Sengundhar College to connect with students passionate about Visual Effects.
Our sessions covered how the VFX industry works, what studios actually look for in freshers, job opportunities available for trained candidates - straight from faculty with credits on Dune, Tenet, and Blade Runner 2049.
The response from students was incredible.

OpenAI launched Sora with the hype of a blockbuster… and quietly buried it before the credits rolled.

A proud moment for all of us! 🎉

Heartfelt congratulations to Kranti Sarma ma’am on leading India VFX production at Eyeline Studios - a truly remarkable achievement that reflects years of dedication, vision, and excellence.

What makes this milestone even more special is not just the position, but the person behind it. Your leadership is defined by clarity, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to nurturing talent. You’ve consistently created a work environment where people feel supported, challenged, and inspired to grow - something that is rare and invaluable in our industry.

Working under your guidance has been a privilege. The culture you build doesn’t just produce great work - it shapes great artists and professionals.

Wishing you continued success as you scale new heights and set new benchmarks for the industry.

Netflix is doubling down on India 🇮🇳

With the launch of its global production and innovation hub - Eyeline Studios in Hyderabad, Netflix is making a serious long-term bet on India’s AVGC ecosystem (Animation, VFX, Gaming & Comics).

This isn’t just an expansion.
It’s a signal.

👉 India is becoming a global powerhouse for VFX and animation
👉 High-end production work is moving here
👉 Demand for skilled artists is about to surge

For anyone looking to build a career in VFX - this is the shift you’ve been waiting for.

A significant step toward industry-aligned education.
Frame School has officially signed an MOU with Nandha College of Engineering, in partnership with Vijay Techno Craft, to deliver advanced skill development and structured placement support for students.
Bridging academia with real-world production pipelines.
Empowering careers. Enabling industry readiness.

98th Oscars Shortlists Are Here!

The Academy has officially revealed the shortlists for the 98th Academy Awards, and all eyes are on the Visual Effects contenders making the cut.

Key dates to know :
• Nominations voting: Jan 12–16, 2026
• Official nominations announced: Jan 22, 2026
• Oscars night: March 15, 2026 at the Dolby Theatre, live on ABC

Visual Effects Shortlist :
• Avatar: Fire and Ash
• The Electric State
• F1
• Frankenstein
• Jurassic World Rebirth
• The Lost Bus
• Sinners
• Superman
• Tron: Ares
• Wicked: For Good

These films now move forward to the nominations voting stage, with VFX artists and innovation taking center stage

Who are you rooting for? Drop your comments👇

Netflix joins forces with IICT & FICCI to fuel the next-gen talent in Animation, VFX, Gaming & Post-Production.

From the heart of Mumbai’s FICCI Frames 2025, Netflix India is stepping into the AVGC-XR scene like never before – inking a major partnership with the Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) and FICCI to nurture India’s emerging animation and VFX professionals.

“This partnership is all about unlocking opportunities, building skills & creating world-class storytellers,” says Mahima Kaul, Director – Global Affairs, Netflix India.

Whether you’re in 3D Animation, VFX, Motion Design, Gaming, XR, Editing, or learning at a frame school — this is YOUR moment. 🎯

Keanu Reeves donated 75% of his Matrix salary to the VFX & costume team 🎬

Hollywood’s nicest guy strikes again!
According to a 2001 Wall Street Journal report, Keanu Reeves gave away millions from his paycheck for The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions — around 75% of his salary — to the unsung heroes behind the scenes: the VFX artists and costume designers.

“He believed they were the real reason behind the movie’s success,” said a reporter source.

For context:
He earned about $35M from the first Matrix, and over $100M combined from the sequels — much of which went back into the production.
He even gifted Harley-Davidson bikes to 12 stuntmen!

This wasn’t a one-time gesture - he’s also known to have taken pay cuts on other films like The Devil’s Advocate so studios could afford actors like Al Pacino and pay the crew fairly.

Keanu isn’t just Neo — he’s the real-life hero Hollywood deserves.