New recruitment bring much more creativity and technical
firepower through their roles in the position of Heads of CG VFX supervisor and
technology head.
VENICE, CALIF : Since it has opened doors in the month
of September VFX studio Kevin has collaborated
on advertisements for such high profile customers for example : Jaguar , Land
Rover, Target and Old Spice hinting it for its expansion by recruiting the Head of CG Mike Dalzell as its
head
and Theo Maniatis as its VFX supervisor and Carl Loeffler as the head of technology .
Dalzell founded by Kevin brings in years of glorious experience as
a CG supervisor and the lead artist who began as a 3D generalist focusing on
the look of the development and the lighting at top creative studios right from
Digital Domain MPC and Psyop to The Mill Sony Image works and the Method. He honed his skills on music videos in Toronto, and
then on feature films such as Iron Man 3 and The Matrix movies -- all Academy Award and BAFTA nominated for VFX, as
well as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, which won an
Oscar and BAFTA for VFX, to note only a few credits.
Maniatis Kevin VFX’s supervisor both well known Flame artist and
on set VFX supervisor has huge expertise in the U.S. and in London and even in
his native Sydney. Maniatis’s work has been
recognized with a breadth of awards including Cannes Gold and Silver Lions,
Clio and Promax honors, and an Emmy for Coca-Cola “Happiness Factory.” Prior to
joining Kevin, Maniatis worked with Blur Studios, Psyop, The Mill, Art Jail and
Framestore.
Kevin’s head of technology Loeffler is creating the studio’s
flexible and efficient production model by
using the latest Flame systems high end 3D workstations rendering nodes putting
new network and storing systems into place . Culver City Kevin’s new studio
will be opening its doors in the first few months of 2018. Loeffler will guide the current growth in both hardware
and software, plan for the future and make sure Kevin’s studio is optimized for
the needs of production. He draws from over two decades experience successfully
building out and expanding the technologies for some of the largest facilities
in Los Angeles including MPC and Technicolor.
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