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Jamie Dixon is a true pioneer in the world of visual effects. He was one of the first employees at Pacific Data Images in 1985. His wire removal on TERMINATOR 2 was one of the first and same thing about the morphing on the faces for the music video BLACK & WHITE of Michael Jackson. He founded Hammerhead in 1995, with Dan Chuba, Thad Beier and Rebecca Marie, and work on many films such as TRUE LIES, TITANIC, X-MEN, THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK or WANTED.

Matt Johnson work since over 15 years in visual effects at Cinesite. He participated in many projects such as EVENT HORIZON and LOST IN SPACE. And supervised a large number of show from KING ARTHUR to THE GOLDEN COMPASS passing by V FOR VENDETTA.

Sue Rowe is one of the few female VFX supervisors in the business. She works at Cinesite for over 10 years and oversaw movies such as TROY, CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, X-MEN 3 or THE GOLDEN COMPASS. She just finished the visual effects of PRINCE OF PERSIA.

Guillaume Rocheron begins his career at BUF in 2000. Having worked on films such as PANIC ROOM, ALEXANDER and BATMAN BEGINS, he left to join the teams of MPC in London. He worked on SUNSHINE, 10'000 BC or HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF BLOOD . In 2009, he moved to MPC Vancouver to work on PERCY JACKSON.

Jeff Campbell has evolved in visual effects for 17 years as an animator, compositor, and VFX Supervisor. He has added his unique artistic vision to the benefit of numerous feature film projects such as FIGHT CLUB, X-MEN and THE CELL. He join Spin in 2003. His most recent VFX Supervisor credits include, 20th Century Fox’s “MAX PAYNE” and now Sony Screen Gems “LEGION”. He talks about his work on LEGION and the challenge that were the wings of the Angels.

Little back of few months with this interview of Nicolas Aithadi which talks about his work on HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF BLOOD PRINCE. After a few years in the videogame (FINAL FANTASY X, TOMB RAIDER 5) and french movies (Vidocq, Asterix Mission Cleopatra) Nicolas Aithadi took on the Londonian Adventure and joined The Moving Picture Company and worked on such projects as TROY, ALEXANDER, CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY. He is now working on the next installment of the HARRY POTTER franchise.