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After his great work on PRINCE OF PERSIA at MPC, Stephane Ceretti joined the team of Method Studios. He oversaw the shooting of the second unit for CAPTAIN AMERICA. Working with the VFX legend John Dykstra, Stephen talks about his work as supervisor on X-MEN FIRST CLASS.

After he had explained the impressive work of Cinesite on THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER, Matt Johnson is back on The Art of VFX. He talks about his work on X-MEN FIRST CLASS.

Trained at the Royal College of Art, Henry Hobson joined Prologue where he created the titles of many films such as SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE WALKING DEAD or THE THING. In the following interview, he discusses his work on RANGO.

John Dysktra is a pioneer in visual effects. He is responsible for the creation of Industrial Light & Magic, he has won two Best Visual Effects Academy Awards for STAR WARS and SPIDER-MAN 2. He developed also the first computer-controlled motion control system called the Dykstraflex, which earned him an Scientific and Engineering Award. Her career includes movies such as STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE, FIREFOX, BATMAN FOREVER, SPIDER-MAN 1 & 2 and HANCOCK.

Vincent Cirelli and his team are back on The Art of VFX. This time, they talk about their work on THOR.

Yanick Wilisky worked nearly 10 years at Hybride where he participate in projects like SPY KIDS, 300 or SIN CITY. In 2007, he founded with Marc Bourbonnais, Modus FX. He supervised the effects of films as MR. NOBODY, BARNEY'S VERSION or THE AMERICAN.

Before overseeing movies, Louis Morin was a freestyle skier then began working on commercials. In 2000, he joined Buzz Image where he oversaw such films as THE AVIATOR, THE FOUNTAIN, or THE ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND. In 2006, he became freelance supervisor and supervised the VFX for films like I'M NOT THERE, THE AMERICAN or MR. NOBODY.

Derek Spears begins his career in 1994, the movie LITTLE NICKY marks his debut as VFX Supervisor at Rhythm & Hues, since then he has oversees the effects of films such as THE SUM OF ALL FEARS, DAREDEVIL, SUPERMAN RETURNS, or THE MUMMY 3. In the following interview, he discusses his work on RED RIDING HOOD.

Ben Hibon was born in Geneva, Switzerland. In 1996, he moved to London to study at Central Saint Matins College of Art and Design. He worked later as artistic director. In 2007, he directed a miniseries for Sony based on the game HEAVENLY SWORD. In 2010, he made for Warner a segment of 3 minutes for HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOW PART 1. The animation is done at Framestore.

Mat Beck began his career over 30 years. He has worked for prestigious studios like Apogee, Boss Film or Dream Quest Images. His career includes numerous films such as STAR TREK, TRUE LIES, TITANIC or VOLCANO but he also worked on many TV shows like X-FILES or SMALLVILLE. At Entity FX, he oversaw projects like SPIDER-MAN 2, FINAL DESTINATION 4 and THE SPIRIT.