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Nicolas Chevalier began his career in visual effects in 2001 at Buf Compagnie, he worked on many films such as BATMAN BEGINS, SILENT HILL or THOR. He moved two years in London at BlueBolt and then joined MPC in Montreal in 2014 for X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST. In 2015, he comes to Cinesite to take care of the effects of THE REVENANT.

Here is the complete list of the nominees for the 14th Annual VES Awards: Congratulations to everyone and good luck ;) Outstanding Visual Effects in a...

Here is the recap of my interviews of the week #35. So you won't miss any of them. GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY: David Sheldon-Hicks –...

Before joining ILM in 2003, Richard Bluff worked at Revolution Software and Blur. At ILM, he worked on many films such as STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH, TRANSFORMERS, IRON MAN or THE AVENGERS.

Everett Burrell began his career in visual effects more than 20 years ago. He has worked on numerous projects such as SIN CITY, HELLBOY or PAN'S LABYRINTH. As independent VFX supervisor, he was took care of films like MAX PAYNE, BATTLE: LOS ANGELES, WARM BODIES or A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD. In 2013, he joined Look Effects as Senior VFX Supervisor.

Matt Dessero began his career in the VFX more than 15 years ago. He worked in many studios such as CFC, Sony Imageworks, ESC Entertainment and recently Method Studios. He has worked on films like AMERICAN BEAUTY, MATRIX REVOLUTIONS, WATCHMEN, ARGO or CLOUD ATLAS.

Guy Williams had talked to us here about the visual effects of Weta Digital on THE AVENGERS a year ago. He is back with this new Marvel production and explains the many challenges on this film. Aaron Gilman started his career in animation more than 10 years ago. He worked for studios such as Meteor Studios and Tippett Studio on projects like MATRIX REVOLUTIONS, HELLBOY, CONSTANTINE or JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. He then joined Weta Digital to work on AVATAR. After that he worked on films such as THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN, THE AVENGERS and THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY.

Aaron Gilman started his career in animation more than 10 years ago. He worked for studios such as Meteor Studios and Tippett Studio on projects like MATRIX REVOLUTIONS, HELLBOY, CONSTANTINE or JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. He then joined Weta Digital to work on AVATAR. After that he worked on films such as THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN, THE AVENGERS and THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY.

Chrisophe Dupuis joined BUF in 1995. He has worked on many projects such as BATMAN & ROBIN, FIGHT CLUB or SPEED RACER.

John Knoll joined ILM in 1986 as motion control camera operator to work on INNERSPACE and WILLOW. He will then work on THE ABYSS. He's promoted as VFX Supervisor in 1990 for the film THE HUNT OF THE RED OCTOBER (with Scott Squires). He will oversee the PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN and STAR WARS trilogies. He will also participate in MISSION TO MARS, SPEED RACER, AVATAR or recently RANGO. He is with his brother Thomas, one of the creators of the software Photoshop. He received nine awards including the Oscar for Best Visual Effects for PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST and more than 20 nominations. In the following interview, he talks about his work on MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: GHOST PROTOCOL that marks his return on this franchise since he had supervised the effects of the first MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.