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In 2004, Michel Mielke started as VFX-Producer at Scanline, working on projects like 2012, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES or Marvel's THE AVENGERS. In 2012, he became VFX Supervisor, for projects like LOOPER and SNOWPIERCER. He's now Head of Production since spring 2013, supervising all inhouse producers and taking care the daily business.

After working on THE MATRIX at the R&D department at Animal Logic, Andrew Chapman moved to London and joined the team of Framestore where he worked on TROY and CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY then he worked at Double Negative on films such as HOT FUZZ or HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY. He then returned in Animal Logic for SUCKER PUNCH and work at ILM for PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES and TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON. He then joined Image Engine to work on ELYSIUM.

John Fragomeni, President of Mirada, has been with the studio since its inception in 2010 and oversees all aspects of the studio’s diverse portfolio and developing technology. Most notable of his feature film visual effects credits include the PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN franchise and TERMINATOR SALVATION, which he supervised while at Asylum. He has also worked on commercial projects for some of the biggest Fortune 500 companies - as a Director and as a VFX Supervisor - and served as Head of Visual Effects at Motion Theory (MTh). Zach Tucker has supervised countless teams of artists and worked alongside world-class directors for films such as G-FORCE, THE SEEKER: THE DARK IS RISING, DEJA VU and APOCALYPTO. As a Visual Effects Supervisor at Mirada, he brings extensive technical expertise to high-profile feature film and advertising projects, including work for Expedia, Tide, Centrum, and a Super Bowl spot for Wrigley’s “5 Gum.” Tucker has also worked for Digital Domain and Asylum.

Before joining ILM in 1996, Hal Hickel had worked at Will Vinton Studios and Pixar. At ILM, he participated on many of the major projects of the studio such as STAR WARS EPISODE 1 and 2 and also on the first three PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN. He receives an Oscar for his work on PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST. He then work on IRON MAN and especially to RANGO and also SUPER 8.

Simon Stanley-Clamp explained the Cinesite's work on PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES on his last visit to The Art of VFX. He then worked on JOHN CARTER and today he explains his work on IRON MAN 3.

When Michel Mielke joined Scanline in 2004, he first worked as a producer on such films as THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN, 2012, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES or THE AVENGERS. In the following interview, he talks about his work as VFX Supervisor on LOOPER.

Ryan Tudhope worked for The Orphanage and ImageMovers Digital on projects like HELLBOY, SIN CITY, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST or MARS NEEDS MOMS. In 2011, he founded Atomic Fiction with Kevin Baillie and supervises the effects of films like JACK AND JILL and UNDERWORLD AWAKENING.

Benoît Pelchat has over 12 years experience in the VFX, he has worked at Animal Logic, Industrial Light et Magic or The Orphanage. He has participated in projects such as STAR WARS EPISODE III, IRON MAN, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END or THE SPIRIT.

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.

Erik Nash began his career in 1979 on the film STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE. He joined Digital Domain in 1995 and work on projects like APOLLO 13, TITANIC or KUNDUN. He then became VFX supervisor and take care of the effects of films like RED PLANET, I ROBOT, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END. In the following interview, he talks about his work on REAL STEEL.