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Hosted by Alfred Lindahl · business · EN-US
A show about development and leadership in the VFX industry. In conversations with great mentors we explore everything from landing your first job to being a great supervisor.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA show about development and leadership in the VFX industry. In conversations with great mentors we explore everything from landing your first job to being a great supervisor.
VFX Talks is hosted by Alfred Lindahl. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "15. Everything is leadership" (28 October 2026, 10 minutes), "14. Showing WIPs without feeling like shit" (16 March 2026, 7 minutes), and "13. Updating your dreams and motivations" (18 November 2025, 21 minutes).
VFX Talks publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for VFX Talks is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. VFX Talks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. VFX Talks's contact route on record: public web form.
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Alfred Lindahl hosts VFX Talks, a business podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #15
You have much more influence than you think. It doesn't matter if you are an official leader or just the intern. If you realize that almost everything you do affects the people around you, and the company culture as a...
Episode #14
<p>Showing your Work In Progress is often crucial to working effectively in a team or towards a client. But if you are anything like me it doesn’t feel good to show stuff you aren’t happy with. </p><p>In this episode I...
Episode #13
<p>Are you following an outdated dream? I did and it got pretty bad!</p><p>In rough times like these it's even more important to be conscious of what drives and inspires you. In this episode I talk about what happened...
Episode #12
<p>Why are so many VFX artists out of work at the moment? And why are VFX studios going bankrupt left and right? </p><p>In this episode I go into the history of the industry to better illustrate the landscape and try to...
Episode #11
<p>I know many of you are struggling at the moment. In this more personal, less scripted episode I'm sharing what I'm struggling with at the moment. My hope is that it can help you feel a bit less alone and maybe make...
Episode #10
<p>Cristian is a CG and VFX supervisor with 20 years of experience in film and commercials with titles like Star Trek Discovery, Cats, Noelle and X-men Dark Phoenix on his CV. He is also a trainer and mentor at PXL...
Episode #9
<p>Carlos is a VFX Supervisor at MPC in Montreal, most recently on Transformers - Rise of the Beast. He started out as a compositor in London 2010 and has since worked on movies like Captain America, Prometheus...
Episode #8
<p>How well you communicate can dictate how far you will get in your career in VFX and how quickly you get there. But most artist don't think about communication as part of their skill set and are therefore holding...
Episode #7
<p>Paul Wilkes has been recruiting for top VFX studios for many years. He used to be the Global Head of Talent Management at MPC Advertising, had a similarly prominent title at Technicolor and is now a Talent Consultant...
Episode #6
<p>Debra Coleman is a real titan in VFX. She has worked in the industry for over 25 years, going from runner to compositor to artist manager to global head of compositing at Dneg. She is now an accredited career coach...
Episode #5
<p>Pietro Ponti is a VFX Supervisor at Industrial Light & Magic with credits on shows like Lovecraft Country, Star Wars, Jurassic World, Harry Potter and The Dark Knight. <br/><br/>This conversation is mainly about...
Episode #4
<p>What is the difference between working in big and small VFX studios? Is bigger always better? Should you always strive for cooler projects? And how do you know what's right for you?<br/><br/>In this episode I share...
Episode #3
<p>Eduardo Parra is a compositing supervisor at Ingenuity Studios in Vancouver. He has worked on films and TV series like The meg, Away, Fantastic Beasts and where to find them, The man in the high castle, Vikings and...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode I share my ideas on how you as a leader can deal with bad behavior or poor performance and how to tackle the difficult conversations that can come with that.<br/><br/>Music by Marcus Olsson of Kungen...
Episode #1
<p>Josh Parks is senior compositor who has worked on shows like Shang-Chi, Ready Player One and Transformers. He is also a compositing teacher and coach at compositingpro.com. He has been working in the industry since...
Episode #0
<p>An introduction to the show, what you can expect from the coming episodes as well as what motivated me to start it in the first place. <br/><br/>Music by Marcus Olsson of Kungen & Hertigen</p>
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