‘The Midnight Sky,’ ‘Soul’ Win Top Awards From Visual Effects Society

Anna Vakili has revealed a new look after tweaking her appearance with a non-surgical nose job and lip lift.The Love Island star had the cosmetic procedures done to alter her side profile and shared the results on her Instagram story.Anna’s transformation was carried out by London and Dubai-based Zuzu Aesthetics who explained how they achieved her “dollified” new look.They revealed the pharmacist turned reality star had her “top lip lifted and lower lip slightly dropped” as well as filler

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In a year lacking VFX-heavy films, Warner Bros. Tenet, one of the few tentpoles to bow in 2021 stood alone in the end by taking home the Oscar for best Visual Effects. Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi action pic beat out Netflix’s Midnight Sky, which seemed like the favorite as it took home the honor at the VES honors.

Love Island's Anna Vakili has shared her latest look after she had a nose job and a lip lift over the weekend.The online influencer, 30, shared a snap of her recent cosmetic alterations to her 1.2 million followers on Instagram after her procedure at a London and Dubai-based cosmetics centre, called Zuzu Aesthetics.The cosmeticians went on to explain how they altered her facial features through a shot of her side profile which highlighted her perfectly sculpted nose and freshly plumped lips.They

When the 2021 Independent Spirit Awards nominations were announced at the end of January, Focus Features' abortion drama Never Rarely Sometimes Always seemed like it was picking up some awards season heat when it led the Spirit Awards field with seven nominations, more than any other film, including nods for best feature and best director.

Chloe Zhao was recognizedas best director for Nomadland at the Dorian Film Awards on Sunday, hosted by GALECA; the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics. The drama also nabbed the coveted best film honor.

The Trial of the Chicago 7 editor Alan Baumgarten topped the dramatic feature editing category ofAmerican Cinema Editors's 71st ACE Eddie Awards, whilePalm Springs'sMatthew Friedman and Andrew Dickler won the category for best edited comedic feature, during Saturday's virtual ceremony. This is the third ACE Award for Baumgarten, who also accepted Eddies for American Hustle in 2014 and Recount in 2009.

Also Read: How 'Nomadland' Cinematographer Shot Frances McDormand's Final Scene as Homage to John WayneThe Spotlight Award, which goes to the cinematographer of a film that screened largely at film festivals, in limited theatrical runs or outside the U.S., was won by Aurélien Marra for the French drama “Two of Us.” The award for documentary cinematography went to Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw for “The Truffle Hunters.”In the television categories, the winner in the movie, limited series or

The Oscars may have combined the Sound Editing and Sound Mixing categories into one Best Sound award this year, but the industry honors are continuing to move forward separately. Over the past two days, the MPSE Golden Reel Awards (Sound Editing) and the Cinema Audio Society’s CAS Awards (Sound Mixing) announced their yearly honors.

Also Read: 'Greyhound,' 'Tenet' Win at Motion Picture Sound Editors' Golden Reel AwardsOn Friday, “Greyhound” won the Motion Picture Sound Editors’ Golden Reel Award in the category that in the past most closely corresponded to the Oscars sound-editing award.“Soul” won the CAS Award for animated film, and “The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” won for documentary.In the four television categories, the winners were “The Queen’s Gambit,” “The Marvelous Mrs.

Pixar's Soul and Apple TV+/GKIDS'Wolfwalkers shared the wins in all of the animated feature categories during the 48th Annie Awards, which were presented Friday by ASIFA-Hollywood during a virtual ceremony. Soul won seven awards including best animated feature, and Wolfwalkerswon five including best independent animated feature.

Also Read: 'Trial of the Chicago 7' Editor Walks Us Through Film's Complex Riot Flashback (Video)“Soul” won the award for animated film, while “My Octopus Teacher” took the prize in the documentary category.In the television categories, winners included “Schitt’s Creek,” “Ted Lasso,” “Better Call Saul,” “Ozark” and “The Queen’s Gambit.” “The Last Dance” won for a non-theatrical documentary, while “David Byrne’s American Utopia” won for variety special.Also at the ceremony, Spike Lee received the

Best Feature: “Soul” (Pixar Animation Studios)Best Indie Feature: “Wolfwalkers” (Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/GKIDS)Best Special Production: “The Snail and the Whale” (Magic Light Pictures)Best Short Subject: “Souvenir Souvenir” (Blast Production)Best Sponsored: “There’s a Monster in my Kitchen” (Cartoon Saloon, Mother)Best TV/Media – Preschool: “The Adventures of Paddington,” episode: “Paddington Digs a Tunnel to Peru” (Blue-Zoo Animation Studio and Nickelodeon Animation

Terry Flores Pixar’s “Soul” continued its awards season dominance on Friday by winning seven Annie Awards,  including feature. The jazzy look at the before-life also won for music (Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross and Jon Batiste), writing (Pete Docter.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) 2021 officially kicked off on Saturday night. This year the awards show has been spread out over two nights and the first night saw the crafts-focused awards being announced.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorA surprise to Oscar watchers on nomination morning was “Love and Monsters” landing a visual effects nomination.It was the first nomination for Mr. X, the company behind the effects of the film.