"Jurassic Park" was a hit in 3D, but domestic audiences are cooling to the format

The visual-effects community struggles with whether to unionize, form a trade association or change the way they do business in order to survive

The annual festival, which mixes films from established and emerging talent, will screen films at five locations in Hollywood this November

Visual-effects artists are filling their social media profiles with blank green screens to protest the bankruptcy of Rhythm & Hues and layoffs at DreamWorks Animation

Why all the love for "Chicago?"

Rhythm & Hues filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month

A lengthy, confusing Oscar season was turned upside down by a revamped voting timetable and knocked for a loop by baffling Best Director nominations

Ranking the Best Picture nominees in terms of return on investment yields some box office surprises

From Jessica Chastain chatting up Harry Potter, to Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams hunkering down together, to awards winners with trophies riding shuttle buses -- a continuously updating gallery of the scene leading up to Oscar night.

Thanks to the Academy's Directors Branch, rival films are adjusting their ads and spending big bucks in an attempt to score an upset victory -- and WB is spending big to prevent it

Anthony Barcelo is filing suit on behalf of 250 laid-off employees, asking for unpaid wages and benefits

Rhythm & Hues founder John Hughes says company could not compete with foreign effects shops