Aaron Sims Creative © NetflixAaron Sims Creative, masters of creature design, take us to the upside down for a look at the terrifying Demogorgon from the Netflix hit show, Stranger Things.
Screen Scene © StarzIt's tough to create photorealistic VFX on a TV schedule, but effects house Screen Scene have perfected it. See how they recreated 18th-century Philadelphia for the Starz pirate series Black Sails.
Framestore © Sid Gentle Films/BBCWith four Bond titles under his belt, Framestore's William Bartlett looks to V-Ray for Nuke to create the opening sequence for BBC TV alt-history series.
Pixomondo © AMCSee how Pixomondo VFX supervisor Timothy Hanson has reinvented the reanimated in the Walking Dead spin-off, with a little help from V-Ray proxies.
Iloura © HBOIn one of the most memorable sequences ever in Game of Thrones, the massive Battle of the Bastards showcases incredible VFX work by Iloura.
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