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Mark Russell began his career as a VFX producer. For several years he has produced the effects of many films like MINORITY REPORT, HELLBOY or THE ITALIAN JOB. He then became VFX supervisor for films such as SLEEP DEALER, DOUBT or CARRIERS.

Since his interview about PERCY JACKSON, Guillaume Rocheron worked on SUCKER PUNCH. In the following interview, he talks about his work on this show.

Jody Johnson went through all stages at Double Negative. She begins with roto and the compositing on STALINGRAD, STARDUST or SHAUN OF THE DEAD. Then compositing supervisor and finally VFX supervisor for movies like PENELOPE or BRIDGET JONES: THE EDGE OF REASON.

Ben Shepherd works for over 10 years in visual effects, he participated in many projects such as BIG FISH, HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, and TIM BURTON'S CORPSE BRIDE at MPC. In 2006, he joined Cinesite teams where he oversaw films such as X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL or 2 episodes of the TV series THE PRISONER.

After a first interview for LEGION, Jeff Campbell is back on The Art of VFX with a new movie for Spin VFX. In the following interview, he talks about his work on BATTLE LOS ANGELES.

Anders Beer began his animator career in 1996 at Dreamworks SKG, he then worked in many studios like Banned from the Ranch, Digital Domain and Sony Imageworks. He has participated on movies such as SPAWN, LAKE PLACID, OPEN SEASON or REIGN OF FIRE. At Double Negative, he supervised the animation of the Tooth Fairies sequence on HELLBOY 2.

Blair Clark began his career on the film GREMLINS, then joined ILM, where he met Phil Tippett. He will work especially YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES, WILLOW or INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE. For nearly 25 years he worked at Tippett Studio, he oversees the effects of such films as BLADE 2, HELLBOY or SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES.

Greg Oehler worked at CIS Hollywood for over 15 years and has participated in many projects such as TITANIC, THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM, WATCHMEN or INVICTUS.

After talking about THE GREEN HORNET, Vincent Cirelli and his team are back. This time, they talk about their invisible work on the western TRUE GRIT.

Before joining Luma Pictures in 2003, Vincent Cirelli worked at Stan Winston Studios as technical director. At Luma, he oversaw movies such as NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, HANCOCK, HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE or WOLVERINE.