How India Became the Global VFX Powerhouse | Insights from DNEG’s Merzin Tavaria

[@kittu123123]

Thanks for video IGN but Dneg and Prime focus have very bad work culture towards employees , Over time work, layoffs, keeping salaries very low

[@ravimohan6737]

Employees are treated like slaves

[@USBEN.]

No surprise, when he mentioned "large talent pool" he just meant cheap labour.

[@angrygamer7481]

Reacting on your thumbnail. I didn't know IGN is doing paid promotion for prime focus. Do you know dark side of this company? Prime focus technologies which is under DNEG now is firing more than 500 people.... Every day they are asking to resign 50+ people. Total no will be still bigger. Prime focus is not a pioneer. This company is industry destroyer... I've in the industry from 20 years. You go and ask to anyone with this experience. They will tell you the same things.... Do you know why noone is reacting on this video???? Now some employees will start buttering the company

[@999PLUsGMR]

DNEG is making VFX for Rocking star Yash #TOXIC the fairy tale for grown ups..🔥

[@nuppanuppa]

No hate but i think its not home grown talent that workings on Global VFX Projects. DNEG was foreign vfx firm brought by Prime Focus. DNEG with foreign influence helped Indian Talent grow by working on big project. This just made them more talented. I can't say that for industry. We don't have many movies that require complex vfx and cgi. Again this is just complex problem vs hard problem. with complex problem and growth mindset, knowledge you create new technologies. This is't the case for majority of our Industry. well i see that changing

[@mayankindian3750]

Indian movies are no vfx heavy movies mostly are star driven not story driven 😊

[@Elodie12313]

Not For India Only For Foreigners

[@suhelpal1843]

yeah still doing massive layoffs...like keeping all the profits and throwing away artists after they help them to get the profit

[@HavovyCama]

Very proud of @merzin Tavaria, my rakhi brother