Visual Effects Society Responds to Complaints of Studios Downplaying VFX Work: It’s “Time to Bring VFX Into the Light”

The honorary society issued a rare rebuke after a The Hollywood Reporter highlighted the trend of VFX work going unrecognized during the marketing of major tentpoles.

A portion of the VES’ statement reads, “Respect and recognition for visual effects artists has been a longstanding issue across the global entertainment industry – and this story exposed a truth of what so many of our members and VFX practitioners have been grappling with for years.”article admitted that sometimes there’s a blatant directive that “there will be no discussion of VFX.

Speaking in one voice for our more than 4,500 members in 45 countries worldwide – visual effects artists are proud of their work, of their craft, of pushing the envelope to use technology in service to the story. They are proud to work in partnership to bring visually stunning stories to the screen and enrapt audiences. And they absolutely deserve credit where credit is due, as the essential professionals they are.

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