Autodesk stepped up to the big digital trend across all businesses with this announcement of its planned purchase of a cloud-based tracking and management company…
Autodesk Goes to the Cloud with Planned Purchase of Shotgun Software
Autodesk Goes to the Cloud with Planned Purchase of Shotgun Software
Autodesk stepped up to the big digital trend across all businesses with this announcement of its planned purchase of a cloud-based tracking and management company…
Ntropic’s Robinson Deploys Flame, Maya to Deliver Marco Brambilla’s 3-D “Creation”
Ntropic creative director and founder Nate Robinson used Autodesk Flame and Maya software to help create Marco Brambilla’s 3D work Creation, which recently screened at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral…
Smoke No Longer on the Horizon
Autodesk’s powerful integrated editing, effects and finishing suite has arrived.
NYC 3ds Max User Group Announces Master Classes
We wanted to give a shoutout to our friends at the 3ds Max user group. They launch their first series of Master Classes this Saturday, starting at 9am…
Our 2nd In-Person Event Was a Success!
Attendees at Tuesday’s July NYCPPNEWS In-Person Event got the low down on Autodesk’s Smoke 2013 in a casual but entertaining evening presentation at Showbiz Software Café…
Our 2nd In-Person Event Was a Success!
Attendees at Tuesday’s July NYCPPNEWS In-Person Event got the low down on Autodesk’s Smoke 2013 in a casual but entertaining evening presentation at Showbiz Software Café…
Once Was Not Enough: Week in Review Returns
We’re re-introducing “Week in Review” from its hiatus. Why did we stop? We don’t like expending any of our web real estate unless we’re sure there’s a need served. In this case, enough of you have mentioned Week in Review over the past few months that we decided to restart it. What is it exactly? […]
What’s Autodesk Up To?
While the economy might be sputtering along, companies involved in delivering creative media creation tools are doubling down on their purchases. In her article “Autodesk’s year of living acquisitively”, posted on Jon Peddie’s Graphic Speak site, Kathleen Maher reports that Autodesk went on a shopping spree for companies and technologies in 2011. The result? The […]
Free Webinar featuring Autodesk Smoke 2011
While this won’t be of much interest to established Smoke users, anyone curious about the workings of the latest version (2011) of Autodesk’s finishing and compositing system will want to turn in…