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Since his last appearance on The Art of VFX where he told us about the VFX of Method Studios on J. EDGAR, Ollie Rankin worked on RED DAWN.

Bill George began his career in visual effects as a model maker in 1979 on STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE. After completing his work on BLADE RUNNER, he joined ILM in 1981. He created models for many films such as STAR WARS: EPISODE IV - RETURN OF THE JEDI, INNERSPACE or GHOSTBUSTERS II. In 1997, he became a visual effects supervisor and take care of many films like GALAXY QUEST, HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS, EVAN ALMIGHTY or I AM NUMBER FOUR.

Westley Sarokin worked for 5 years as an Flame artist at a52. In 2005, he joined The Mill as Joint Head of 2D. In the following interview, he explains his work for the VFX supervision of the VIKINGS main title. He is, for it, accompanied by Danny Morris, Lead Flame Artist.

Scott Stokdyk starts working in visual effects more than 17 years ago. He has worked on such films as BROKEN ARROW, THE FIFTH ELEMENT, TITANIC or GODZILLA. He then worked on the SPIDER-MAN trilogy of director Sam Raimi and win an Oscar for Best Visual Effects for SPIDER-MAN 2. OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL is its fourth collaboration with Sam Raimi.

Neil Huxley is back on Art of VFX. He talked about his work at Prime Focus on AVATAR. He then joined the team of Mothership as director. Accompanied by Aladino Debert, he explains his work on this DEAD SPACE 3 commercial.

Kevin Baillie began working in the visual effects as previz artist on STAR WARS EPISODE 1. He joined The Orphanage in 2000 and have worked on numerous films such as HELLBOY, THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW or SIN CITY. He then worked at ImageMovers Digital on projects like A CHRISTMAS CAROL or March NEEDS MOMS. In 2010, he founded Atomic Fiction with Ryan Tudhope.

After explaining the visual effects of Image Engine on BATTLESHIP, Chris Harvey is back to talk about his work and his collaboration with Kathryn Bigelow on ZERO DARK THIRTY.

Florian Gellinger is in the visual effects for over 10 years. In 2007, he founded RISE with three friends and supervised numerous projects such as THIS IS LOVE, NINJA ASSASSIN or X-MEN: FIRST CLASS. In the following interview, he talks about his work on CLOUD ATLAS.

Max Ivins told us about the Look Effects work on CAPTAIN AMERICA some time ago. He is back on The Art of VFX to explain his work on LIFE OF PI.

Paddy Eason has been evolving for over 20 years in VFX. He worked for many studios such as Framestore, MPC or Rainmaker and participated in projects like MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, BIG FISH, THE GOLDEN COMPASS or PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE SANDS OF TIME. In 2009, he founded Nvizible.