Axis Studios: Animation, VFX and Realtime Production

The Scottish Games Network recently sat down with Michael Zaman and Traci Tufte from Axis Studios, to talk about the company’s growing use of ‘realtime’ technology, and it’s work in games, film, and TV.

Axis’ New Showreels Reveal

Axis Studios, the animation and visual effects giant, headquartered in Glasgow, has released its incredible showreels, highlighting the key projects from 2021.

£7M UK Global Screen Fund Opens

The UK Global Screen Fund is a £7 million, one-year pilot fund designed to boost international development and distribution opportunities for the UK’s independent screen sectors, including film, TV, videogames and animation.

Go Beyond Games

Beyond Games is a brand new event and website from Steel Media, which explores the impact of videogames on our wider creative world.

(And we have an exclusive discount code for you).

BAFTA Scotland Guru Live Online: Entries Open

Entries are now open for the BAFTA Scotland Guru Live Online programme.

Guru is a virtual festival aimed at helping new up-and-coming talent in film, games and television get to the next stage in their career.

Vision Scotland: Uniting Scotland’s Screen Industries

Screen Facilities Scotland, the organisation which represents everything in Scotland’s screen industry which isn’t a production company, has officially launched Vision Scotland, it’s first ever industry conference. Vision Scotland is a dedicated screen and media …

The Captured Actor

The Captured Actor is a 2019 documentary, created by writer Iain Lowson, for the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow.

The film is an exploration of the opportunities being created for performing arts and drama students within the rapidly evolving videogames industry.

Move Animation Summit Returns for 2020

The 2020 Move Summit returns for it’s fourth annual celebration of animation and vfx.

Tranzfuser Documentary: DCA Dundee, 24 November

The UK Games Fund is inviting Scottish Games Network members (i.e. you lot) to join them – and a plethora of games development sector experts – at the exclusive Scottish premiere of the Tranzfuser documentary. The event …

New Funding Round For Audio Specialist Krotos

Edinburgh-based Krotos, the company behind the Dehumaniser voice processor (awesome for making roars, screams, moans and other monster-type sounds for games, VR and animation…) has raised a ‘six figure sum’ in its most recent round …