Showing posts with label Alex Budulan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alex Budulan. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 February 2026

Alex Budulan FX Artist at Wild Child Animation

Many congratulations to Escapee Alex Budulan who has joined Wild Child Animation as a Senior FX Artist. 

Alex Budulan studied the Art of Visual Effects at Escape Studios.  During his studies at Escape Studios, Alex contributed to a number of successful animated films, including the short film "Reece" and the short animated teaser "Street Ratz"which won multiple festival awards.

Sunday, 24 November 2024

Escapee Alex Budulan FX Artist at Hogarth Studios

Many congratulations to Escapee Alex Budulan who has joined Hogarth Studios as an FX artist.  Hogarth Studios is a WPP-owned global company that provides marketing implementation services, including all-channel production for international companies.

Alex Budulan studied the Art of Visual Effects at Escape Studios.  While at Escape, Alex contributed to a number of successful animated films, including the short film "Reece" and the short animated teaser "Street Ratz"which won multiple festival awards.

Saturday, 27 May 2023

Escapee Alex Budulan TD at Jellyfish Pictures

Alex Budulan
Many congratulations to Escapee Alex Budulan who has become an FX Artist at Jellyfish Pictures.

FX is a growing part of the animation and VFX industry, one where new technology is driving opportunities for employment and growth.

Real time rendering - especially with Unreal Engine - is an area where the technology has shifted in the past few years, with animation and VFX houses abandoning traditional ray-tracers in favour of real time rendering.

Sunday, 7 February 2021

Alex Budulan Unreal Engine TD at DNEG

Alex Budulan
Many congratulations to Escapee Alex Budulan who has become an Unreal Engine Technical Director (TD) at DNEG, one of the UK's leading visual effects houses.

Unreal Engine is a growing part of the animation and VFX industry, one where new technology is driving opportunities for employment and growth.

Real time rendering is an area where the technology has shifted in the past few years, with animation and VFX houses abandoning traditional ray-tracers in favour of real time rendering.