Popular ‘Nerdist-style’ computer graphics art podcast features in-depth, personal discussions with some of the top minds in VFX, VR and design.
Since launching in 2014, the show has provided a wide-ranging look at the 3D industry, covering everything from Star Wars and Jurassic Park to the rise of architectural giant, Gensler. Through interviews with Oscar winners, academics, artists, and more, CG Garage gives voice to the people behind the work, sharing stories that the world doesn’t always get to hear.
“When I was starting CG Garage I was really inspired by Nerdist and Terry Gross; long-form interviews that got at the heart of who their guests were and what they cared about,” said Christopher Nichols, the show’s host. “Now some of the world’s most interesting people stop by and share their worlds for an hour each week. It’s a lot of fun and illuminating for anyone that cares about CG art.”

‘CG Garage’ 100th episode livestream filming with Tim Miller, Joseph Kosinski and host Christopher Nichols. (Photo by Tyler Ross.)
CG Garage also launched a Facebook page, making it the new hub for news about the show. On top of streaming episodes, the page will also feature updates on guests, projects, and where Chris will be podcasting from next.

Chaos Group's David Tracy and host Christopher Nichols introducing the 100th episode of 'CG Garage.' (Photo by Tyler Ross.)

‘CG Garage’ 100th episode livestream with Tim Miller, Joseph Kosinski, David Tracy and host Christopher Nichols. (Photo by Tyler Ross.)