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The Lion King becomes the leader of the Special Effects Award

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The ceremony of awarding the Society of Special Effects Creators (VES Awards), which is valued among professionals no less than the Oscar, took place. Walt Disney's The Lion King received the most awards, winning Best Photorealistic Feature Effects, Best Virtual Shooting, and Best Photorealistic Environment in a Feature Film.

auxiliary effects went to the painting "The Irishman". The victory in the nomination "Best Special Effects in a Feature-Length Animated Film" was awarded to the cartoon "The Lost Link".

The leader in the nomination "Best Special Effects in a Photorealistic Series" was "The Mandalorian" and the best auxiliary special effects were found in the mini-series "Chernobyl". "Toy Story 4" has the best photorealistic environment in a full-length cartoon, and the series "Game of Thrones" is among the TV projects.

The best animated character in a full-length movie was in the fantasy action movie "Alita: Battle Angel". Among the full-length cartoons, The Lost Link also won the best animated character. The award for Best Animated Series in a Series went to the third season of Stranger Things.

The best animated character in a feature movie appeared in the fantastic action movie "Alita: Battle Angel". Among the full-length cartoons, The Lost Link also won the best animated character. The award for Best Animated Series in a Series went to the third season of Stranger Things.

The best animated character in a feature movie appeared in the fantastic action movie "Alita: Battle Angel". Among the full-length cartoons, The Lost Link also won the best animated character. The award for Best Animated Series in a Series went to the third season of Stranger Things.

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