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Eric Leven began his career in VFX and at Tippett Studio on STARSHIP TROOPERS. He has participated in many projects such as ARMAGGEDON or HOLLOW MAN. As VFX supervisor, he took care of movies like CLOVERFIELD, SEASON OF THE WITCH or THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE.

Karen Goulekas is back on The Art of VFX. In the following interview, she explains her collaboration with director Rian Johnson and the various challenges she encountered on this project.

Anton Yri began working in the VFX on BATMAN BEGINS at The Senate VFX in 2005. It has since remained in the studio and has participated in numerous films like THE DA VINCI CODE, HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY or KICK ASS and also on TV shows like ROME, FLASH FORWARD or LUTHER.

Jay Barton worked over 14 years at Digital Domain and participated in many projects such as STAR TREK: NEMESIS or TRON LEGACY. He oversaw the effects of X-MEN FIRST CLASS. He speaks here about the invisible effects for ROCK OF AGES.

Since its passage in The Art of VFX for SUCKER PUNCH, Bryan Hirota worked on TREE OF LIFE and then joined Pixomondo to oversee the effects of films such as GREEN LANTERN, JOURNEY 2: THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND and WRATH OF THE TITANS.

Since my interview of Cédric Fayolle for GAINSBOURG, he has worked on over a dozen films including GARDIENS DE L'ORDRE, 2 DAYS IN NEW YORK or BELOVED. In the following interview, he talks about his passion of working with directors and the many challenges of RUST & BONE.

Guy Williams started in visual effects in 1993 and worked on films such as DROP ZONE MARS ATTACKS! or WING COMMANDER. In 1999, he joined Weta Digital and work on the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy, I ROBOT or KING KONG. As a VFX supervisor, he took care of AVATAR, THE A-TEAM or X-MEN FIRST CLASS.

Raymond Chen worked over 15 years at Rhythm & Hues. It starts as lighter on films such as BABE: PIG IN THE CITY, CATS & DOGS or X2. Then he was worked on THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT as VFX supervisor and then as the same position on projects like THE GOLDEN COMPASS, NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN or HOP. In the following interview, Raymond talks about his work, including the aerial sequences of CHRONICLE.

Last year, Adam Valdez speaks to us about the effects of MPC for THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER. This time, he explains his work on JOHN CARTER.

After speaking with us about the effects for IMMORTALS, Simon Hughes returns to The Art of VFX. In the following interview, he talks of the many invisible effects for SAFE HOUSE.