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FILM VFX | 2008-2012

  • Writer: CreativeComputingGroup
    CreativeComputingGroup
  • Feb 6, 2018
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 6, 2018

Digital technology allows us to share visual imaginations in a vivid and realistic way and keeps pushing the boundary of storytelling. While working in R&D team at Rhythm & Hues Studios, I had opportunities to push the boundary further for the Hollywood major feature films such as Life of PI which won the Academy award in Visual effects in 2013.

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Life of PI, 20th Century FOX, 2012 Contribution: Fast hair shadow, Instancing, Subsurface Scattering


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Big Miracle, Universal Pictures, 2012 Contribution: Volume Rendering, Particle Rendering



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X-Men: First Class, 20th Century Fox, 2011 Contribution: Light Path Expression



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Hop, Universal Pictures, 2011 Contribution: Instancing



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Yogi Bear, Warner Bros, 2010 Contribution: Fast Stereoscopic Rendering



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The A-Team, 20th Century Fox, 2010 Contribution: Programmable Shader



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Night at the Museum II, 20th Century Fox, 2009 Contribution: Fast Subsurface Scattering



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Alvin and the Chipmunks 2, 20th Century Fox, 2009 Contribution: Multi-core Rendering



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Mummy 3, Universal Pictures, 2008 Contribution: Front-end Architecture Overhaul for In-house Renderer


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