‘F— My Son!’ Director Todd Rohal Clarifies Generative AI Use in Film After Toronto Film Fest Debut (EXCLUSIVE)

Todd Rohal, the director of "Fuck My Son," explains why he used generative AI in a few brief parts of his film.
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Africa’s first-ever BA in Concept Art: Academy of Digital Arts launches a new creative degree

Cape Town’s Academy of Digital Arts is making history once again with the launch of South Africa’s - and Africa’s - first and ...
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Covert ups three to creative leadership positions

Covert has made a trio of promotions from within its ranks. Dan Andrew has been promoted from VFX Creative Director to Head ...
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100 Hours of Learning Blender

In this video, we document our journey of learning the 3D modeling software Blender, dedicating 100 hours to mastering it. We ...

TGS players try Ananta, the game that looks like an anime GTA, Spider-Man, and Yakuza hybrid, and shockingly report that it feels like an anime GTA, Spider-Man, an…

Tokyo Game Show 2025 featured a demo for the GTA, Spiderman, and Yakuza-like Ananta, and would you know it, people are saying ...