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The crew is together in Amsterdam for IBC and go over stuff they saw at the show. Also simulcast as the fxphdod podcast.

We speak with Matt Aitken, Visual Effects Supervisor Weta Digital, about the Universal Studios Hollywood 3D attraction.

Paul Franklin joins Mike Seymour to chat about Double Negative's fantastic work on Inception.

We revisit Scott Ross and put him in charge of the global Visual Effects Industry, at least for the duration of the podcast.

A technical chat about Pixar film production along with some history dating back to the MIT Media Lab and Thinking Machines.

We speak to one of the most successful female vfx supervisors, Sheena Duggal, about the Sex and the City 2

Jeff and Mike talk about commercial post with Rob Moggach, creative director at Dashing Creative Collective.

Casey Steffen, founder of Steffen Vfx, talks about his company's work on scientific graphics for the medical, health, and entertainment industries.

VFX Supervisor Ben Snow details some of the work ILM did for Iron Man 2, including some hardcore cgi lighting techniques.

We talk to the team at Scoundrel FX about their effects work on the mini series The Pacific. Scoundrel did over 600 shots and helped bring to life one of the most hard fought battles and periods of the Second World War.

Our annual lively discussion of what grabbed our attention at NAB. Mike, John and Jeff are joined by Jason Wingrove, Dave Edgar and Mat Graham. Also, interviews with Red Giant and Assimilate.

We continue our labor series talking with Tom Walsh, president of the Art Directors Guild.

Bruno Nicoletti, co-founder of the Foundry, on the tech behind their program of accelerating plugins for GPUs.

Andy Hendrickson, Brent Burley and Dan Candela join us for a technical discussion about Ptex, a high quality, optimized texture format and filtering library that Disney has made Open Source.

We talk with Paul Debevec who along with Tim Hawkins, John Monos and Mark Sagar were presented a Scientific and Engineering Oscar for the Light Stage.