“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” won outstanding visual effects in a Fotoreal function, the top function price at the 23rd annual Visual Effects Society Awards and the one that most corresponds to Oscar for best visual effects. The celebration of performance in visual effects took place on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Sci-Fi-Primat The sequel beat “Dune: Part two”, which went into the evening with Most nominations (seven) and emerged with most gains (four): outstanding performance in a Fotoreal function, outstanding CG film, outstanding effects simulations in a Fotoreal function and outstanding composition and lighting in a function.
The victory for the “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” does not necessarily make the film a Frontunner in Oscar’s visual effects. During the 22 years of VES prices, the winner Oscar continued 12 times, but the two groups have only matched three times over the past ten years. The three previous payments in the restarted “Planet of the Apes” franchise – “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” 2011, “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” 2014 and “War for the Planet of the Apes” 2017 – All Won the Top Ves Award, just to lose on Oscar Night to “Hugo”, “Interstellar” and “Blade Runner 2049”.
“The Wild Robot” also had a fantastic evening on Tuesday and won four of the five categories where it was nominated, including the best VFX in an animated function. The only category it did not win was outstanding composition and lighting in a function, which went to “Dune: Part II.”
On the TV page, “Shōgun” again proved irresistible to voters and won the top prize (outstanding visual effects in a Fotoreal episode) for the pilot, “Anjin.” There are three wins bound with “The Penguin”, whose victories include the best support for VFX in a Fotoreal episode, for “Bliss.”
In the commercial area, “Coca-Cola: The Heroes” came out on top.
During the show, which was hosted by the Brothers, Keanu presented Reeve’s Emmy winning “Shōgun” star producer Hiroyuki Sanada with the VES award for Creative Excellence. The other Honoreans were Dr. Jacquelyn Ford Morie (for the Georges Méliès Award) and Takashi Yamazaki (for the Visionary Award).
The complete list of Ves winners is below.
Outstanding visual effects in a photoreal function
“The kingdom of the monkey“
Erik Winquist
Julia neighbor
Paul Story
Danielle Immerman
Rodney Burke
Outstanding supportive visual effects in a photoreal function
“Civil war“
David Simpson
Michelle Rose
Freddy Salazar
Chris Zeh
JD Swallows
Outstanding visual effects in an animated function
“The wild robot“
Chris Sanders
Jeff Hermann
Jeff Budsberg
Jakob Hjort Jensen
Outstanding visual effects in a Fotoreal episode
“Shōgun” (“Anjin”)
Michael Cliet
Melody
Philip Engström
Ed Bruce
Cameron Waldbaur
Outstanding supportive visual effects in a Fotoreal episode
“The Penguin” (“Bliss”)
Johnny he
Michelle Rose
Goran Pavles
Ed Bruce
Devin May
Outstanding visual effects in a real -time project
“Star Wars Outlaws”
Stephen Hawes
Lionel Le Dain
Benedict Podlesnigg
Andi-Bogdan Draghici
Outstanding visual effects in an advertising
“Coca-Cola: heroes ”
Greg McKneally
Antonia Vlasto
Ryan Knowles
Fabrici Fiteni
Outstanding visual effects in a special place project
D23: Real -time rocket
Evan Goldberg
Alyssa Finley
Jason Breneman
Alice Taylor
Outstanding character in a Fotoreal function
“Better Man”: Robbie Williams
Milton Ramirez
Andrea Merlo
Seoungseok Charlie Kim
Edward Ima
Outstanding character in an animated function
“The Wild Robot”: Roz
Fabio Lignini
Yukinori Inagaki
Owen Demers
Hyun Huh
Outstanding character in a section, commercial, feature film or real -time project
“Ronja The Robber’s Daughter”: Wild white The Queen Harpy
Nicklas Andersson
David Allan
Gustav Ohren
Niklas Wallén
Outstanding environment in a Fotoreal function
“Dune: Part Two”: Arrake Basin
Daniel Rhein
Daniel Anton Fernandez
Marc James Austin
Christopher Anciaume
Outstanding environment in an animated function
“The Wild Robot”: The Forest
John Wake
He Jung Park
Woojin Choi
Shane Glading
Outstanding environment in a section, commercial, feature film or real -time project
“Shōgun”: Osaka
Manuel Martinez
Phil Hannigan
Keith Malone
Francesco Corvino
Outstanding CG cinematography
“Dune: Part two”: Arrakis
Greig phrases
Xin Steve Guo
Sandra Murta
Ben Wiggs
Outstanding model in a photoreal or animated project
“Alien: Romulus”: Renaissance Space Station
Waldemar Bartkowiak
Trevor wide
Matt Middleton
Leg shooter
Outstanding effects simulations in a photoreal function
“Dune: Part Two”: Atomic explosions and machine
Nicholas Papworth
Sandy La Toulle
Lisa Nolan
Christopher Phillips
Outstanding effects simulations in an animated function
“The Wild Robot”
Derek Cheung
Michael Losure
David Chow
Nyoung Kim
Outstanding Effects simulations in a section, commercial, feature film or real -time project
“Shōgun” (“Broken to the fist,” “Landslide”))
Dominical science
Heinrich Löwe
Charles Guert
Timmy Lundin
Outstanding composition and lighting in a function
“Dune: Part two”: Wormriding, Geidi Prime and the last battle
Christopher Rickard
Francesco Dell’anna
Paul Chapman
Ryanvinge
Outstanding composition and lighting in a section
“Penguin” (after hours)
Jonas Stuckekenbrock
Karen Cheng
Eugene Bondar
Miky Girón
Outstanding composition and lighting in an advertising
Coca-Cola: “The Heroes”
Ryan Knowles
Alex Gabucci
Jack Powell
And Yargici
Outstanding special (practical) effects in a photoreal project
“The Penguin”: Secure weapons
Devin May
Johnny he
Candrilli
Alexandre Prod’homme
Emerging Technology Award
“Here”: Neural Performance Toolset
Your planet
Oriel Frigo
Tomas Koutsky
Matteo Olivieri-Dancey
Outstanding visual effects in a student project
“Painting” (Registration from Artfx – Schools of Digital Arts, France)
Adam Lauriol
Titouan Lassère
Rémi Living
Helloïs Marre
