The highly anticipated release of Unreal Engine (UE) 5.1 is here, and with it come some pretty spectacular changes for those working in animation and vfx.

Whilst Unreal Engine 5 might not change civilisation as we know it, it, and its successors, will fundamentally change filmmaking. I feel like I'm coming full circle here. Before I was involved in ...

Unreal Engine has dropped the 5.4 update at GDC 24, and the presentation showcases stunning visuals, optimized workflows, and powerful features.

Unreal Engine 5 may be a game creation tool, but it could be the key to a bold new future for indie movie making.

Unreal Engine 5 quite literally changed the CGI landscape and Unreal Engine 5.2 is now available to allow creatives to do even more.

Better Animation Workflows Unreal Engine 5.6 includes several improvements to its in-editor animation toolset. The redesigned Motion Trails make animation editing more intuitive.

Treehouse Digital is doing all the imagery and animation work for Rogue Trooper using Unreal Engine 5.