From Variety:
"Boardwalk Empire" and "Inception" received the most nominations for the Visual Effects Society's ninth VES awards.
Warner's "Inception," with vfx by Double Negative in London, received four noms, including outstanding vfx in a vfx driven motion picture -- top honor from the VES. Double Negative was also nommed in the category for Warner's "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1."
Also in the race for the top prize are "Iron Man 2" (Paramount/Industrial Light & Magic); "Tron: Legacy" (Disney/Digital Domain), and "Alice in Wonderland" (Disney/Digital Domain). "Inception's" other noms are for created environment, models & miniatures, and compositing.
The VES Awards will presented Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the Beverly Hilton. They will air on Reelz Channel on Sat., Feb. 19.
Live-action feature film categories and nominees are listed below. For a full list of nominees, click here. For more information on the Visual Effects Society, click here.
Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual-Effects Driven Feature Motion Picture
Inception
Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Mike Chambers, Matthew Plummer
Iron Man 2
Ben Snow, Ged Wright, Janek Sirrs, Susan Pickett
TRON: Legacy
Eric Barba, Lisa Beroud, Steve Preeg, Karl Denham
Alice In Wonderland
Ken Ralston, Tom Peitzman, David Schaub, Carey Villegas
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Tim Burke, Emma Norton, John Richardson
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion Picture
Green Zone
Peter Chiang, Charlie Noble, Joss Williams, Matthew Plummer
SALT
Robert Grasmere, Camille Cellucci, Mark Breakspear, Ivan Moran
Hereafter
Michael Owens, Joel Mendias, Bryan Grill, Danielle Plantec
Black Swan
Dan Schrecker, Colleen Bachman, Michael Capton, Brad Kalinoski
Robin Hood
Richard Stammers, Allen Maris, Jessica Norman, Max Wood - CG Supervisor
Outstanding Animated Character in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture
Chronicles Of Narnia: Voyage Of The Dawn Treader – Reepicheep
Gabriele Zucchelli, Catherine Mullan, Benoit Dubuc, Peta Bayley
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 – Dobby
Mathieu Vig, Ben Lambert, Laurie Brugger, Marine Poirson
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore - Kitty Galore
William Groebe, Brian Mendenhall, Aharon Bourland, Steve Reding
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - Kreacher
Laurent Laban, Will Brand, Matthieu Goutte, Jason Baker
Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture
Iron Man 2 - Stark Expo
Giles Hancock, Richard Bluff, Todd Vaziri, Aaron McBride
TRON: Legacy – Disc Game
Jonathan Litt, Juan S. Gomez, Kevin Sears, Sonja Burchard
Inception - Paris Dreamscape
Bruno Baron, Dan Neal, Graham Page, Per Mork-Jensen
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time - Sand Room
Alex Rothwell, Chris Zeh, Laurent Hugueniot, Kevin Jenkins
Outstanding Models & Miniatures in a Feature Motion Picture
Shutter Island – Ward-C Int./Ext. Lighthouse Int./Ext.
Matthew Gratzner, Scott Schneider, Adam Gelbart, Richard A.F. Ewan
Iron Man 2 – Hammer Military Drones
Bruce Holcomb, Ron Woodall, John Goodson, John Walker
The Expendables - The Palace Explodes
Gene Warren Jr., Christopher Lee Warren, Gene Warren III
Inception - Hospital Fortress Destruction
Ian Hunter, Scott Beverly, Forest Fischer, Robert Spurlock
Outstanding Compositing in a Feature Motion Picture
TRON: Legacy
Kym Olsen, Paul Lambert, Sarahjane Javelo Chase, Sonja Burchard
Alice In Wonderland - Stolen Tarts
Lisa Deaner, Orde Stevanoski, Aaron Kupferman, Ruben Flores
Inception
Astrid Busser-Casas, Scott Pritchard, Jan Maroske, George Zwier
Hereafter - Tsunami Sequence
Joseph Farrell, Nick Crew, Jamie Hallett, Christine Lo
Congrats to you and everyone at ILM that were nominated!
ReplyDeleteYes, congratulations to everyone involved with these awesome movies! And of course, congrats to you, Todd. :) There's no doubt that a lot of hard work went into these films and projects.
ReplyDeleteIt shouldn't really come as a surprise to see that "Iron Man 2", "Inception" and "Tron Legacy" received so many nominations. Those three movies were easily the best of the year (in terms of VFX), in my opinion. Although, I am a little disappointed that "The Last Airbender" isn't up for anything. That had some truly remarkable work in it. I'm predicting that either "Tron Legacy" or "Inception" will be the 'big winner' of 2010 films. Sorry, "Iron Man 2". :(
And is it just me, or am I seeing a severe lack of "Best Single Visual Effect of the Year"-category? That was one of my favourite awards, and just a great concept for a VES award in general.