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The Hollywood Section of SMPTE®, the organization whose standards work has supported more than a century of advances in entertainment technology, and the Visual Effects Society (VES) of Los Angeles will explore the challenges of restoring and preserving...

The Visual Effects Society adopted a code of conduct for members that formalizes the society’s commitment to ensuring all its members are treated with respect, dignity and inclusion.

The Visual Effects Society (VES) has adopted a new Code of Conduct for members

The Visual Effects Society has adopted a Code of Conduct whose purpose is committed to providing an environment in which all members are treated with respect, dignity, and inclusion.

The Visual Effects Society (VES) has adopted a new Code of Conduct for members

Member policy bolsters group’s commitment to preventing harassment and discrimination.

The Visual Effects Society (VES), the industry’s global professional honorary society has adopted a new Code of Conduct for members

The Visual Effects Society has adopted a code of conduct aimed at “ensuring that all members are treated with respect, dignity and inclusion.”

VES says this "underscores the Society’s categorical opposition to all forms of discrimination, harassment, workplace harassment and sexual harassment."

While many live-action features include an increasing amount of CG animation, the movement has gone both ways, and animated features now also boast effects that are increasingly sophisticated and often highly realistic.

The 2011 “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” offered visual-effects breakthroughs, and the filmmakers raised the bar even higher in the 2014 sequel. The finale in the trilogy, 2017’s “War for the Planet of the Apes,” is the most ambitious and most effective yet