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Animation World Magazine has an article by Bill Desowitz about Disney Feature Animation's Meet The Robinsons which includes animated gifs breaking down a few of the shots from the film and some behind the scenes featurettes.

Meet The Robinsons: Keep Moving Forward at Disney

CIS Hollywood's website features a bunch of stills and break-down clips from the visual effects studio's film work, including reels for Poseidon, X-Men: The Last Stand, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Shaggy Dog and Flightplan.

lumapictures' website has a studio reel and motion clips with break-down shots for a number of its visual effects projects, including Primeval, Apocalypto, Covenant, The Cave and Underworld: Evolution.

VFXWorld has a couple of final shots and break-downs from The Last Mimzy in an article by Alain Bielik about The Orphanage, GKR and RSP's visual effects for the film.

The Last Mimzy: Magical Reality VFX

LightWave has a video on its website featuring interviews with Pixel Magic and Screaming Death Monkey artists talking about their work on 300, with lots of befores and afters shots playing behind them.

Studio Daily has a slideshow of Matte World Digital images and videos of its visual effects work for Zodiac, as part of this article by Barbara Robertson.

Valkieser Capital Images has a behind the scenes clip and some images of its visual effects work for the Snickers Don't Stop spot in the How We Did It section of the company's website.

Furious FX has a reel on its website that breaks down a number of visual effects shots from projects like Santa Clause 3, Flicka, The Guardian, Mr and Mrs Smith and Fever Pitch.

Hammerhead Productions has a nice selection of making-of clips from the company's various projects, including The Ring 2, The Interpreter, The Chronicles of Riddick, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Blue Crush, The Fast and the Furious and Deep Blue Sea.

Pixel Magic has a great collection of 300 befores-and-afters on its website, including a break-down animated gif with 26 layers! There's also a bunch of befores-and-afters pages and a demo reel on the site featuring the company's other projects.

Cinefex has updated its website to include details of issue 109 of the magazine, which includes articles on Ghost Rider, 300, Pan's Labyrinth, Zodiac, Apocalypto and Norbit.

VFXWorld has a great collection of animated gif break-downs accompanying an article by Tara DiLullo Bennett about 300's visual effects.

300: It's Miller Time in CG

Gray Matter FX has a nice clip on its website with befores and afters visual effects shots from Dreamgirls.

Hybride has a greenscreen / final shot reel on its website featuring the company's visual effects work for the Marie-Antoinette mini-series (not the Kirsten Dunst film).

The February 2007 issue of millimeter magazine has an animated gif break-down and a final QuickTime clip featuring Atmosphere Visual Effects' work on a space battle sequence for Battlestar Galactica.

Here's a link to a Mikros making-of QuickTime showcasing the visual effects behind the Nissan Transformers commercials.

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Giant Killer Robot's website has heaps of befores and afters clips from the company's projects, including Poseidon, World Trade Center, The Producers and The Matrix Reloaded. There's also a whole shot break-down showreel featuring the fire effects from Fantastic Four.

CafeFX has a QuickTime reel of its Pan's Labyrinth visual effects shots, featuring wire-frame and final shot comparisons. Find it under the Features / Gallery section of CafeFX's website.

Set to a version of Zorba's Dance, Rainmaker's visual effects showreel features befores and afters from The Da Vinci Code and Firewall plus clips from other projects.

ILM has had an amazing site called The Show up for a little while that breaks down the company's visual effects for Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest. On the site you can watch final clips from the film that reveal parts of the original film footage when you move your cursor around the frame. There are also befores and afters of some of the film's environments, character turntables and info on each stage in the visual effects process.

iCOM Magazine has a Quicktime break-down of The Syndicate's visual effects for a BT-ICT Networking commercial from 2004.

The Syndicate Creates a Fantastic Metropolis for British Telecom Spot

VFXWorld has some animated gifs highlighting Motion Theory's visual effects for Modest Mouse's music video, Dashboard.

Dashboard: Charting the High Seas With Motion Theory and Modest Mouse