Computer Graphics World

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departments on the cover POSTMAGAZINE.COM See it in Post • Frankenstein: Editor Evan Schiff cuts Guillermo del Toro's latest Oscar-nominated feature. • Nuremberg: James Vanderbilt directs a gripping novel set in the aftermath of WWII. • Sundance 2026: A look inside some of the year's indie features, documentaries, and shorts. Visit CGW.com for Web-only features & news. VOLUME 49 NO. 1 JANUARY•FEBRUARY•MARCH 2026 features KPop Demon Hunters Animating stunning visuals for an action- packed, music-driven phenomenon. 12 showcase Pushing the boundaries of storytelling: Light Sail VR weighs in on immersive capture to post. 24 Predator: Badlands Delivering the VFX and editing for a refreshing new perspective on a familiar sci-fi villain. 4 Outlook 2026: Part 2 Another round of unique perspectives from thought leaders across the industry. 18 Entrenched From a garage to Hollywood: How a Star Wars fan film may show the future of filmmaking. 20 spotlight A new era in rendering: Pixar unveils RenderMan 27, its most significant release in a decade. 26 in focus Mark Roberts Motion Control celebrates 60 years at the cutting edge of camera robotics. 28 Editor's Note Unparalleled storytelling: How creativity is driving innovation in the computer graphics industry. 2

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