All about the 5 W’s: Who, What, Where, When, Why. The creative teams from top studios present on the creation of some of the most thrilling, dynamic films and television series to date.
Bond. James Bond.
James Bond is the longest-running film franchise and with No Time to Die it continues to be incredibly popular after 60 years. Bursting with action, car chases and colossal explosions No Time to Die is much more personal than ever before. Nominated for its stunning visual effects at VES, BAFTA’s and the Academy Awards, No Time to Die combines the very best in classic special effects and today’s CG effects.
Join us as our very special guests VFX Lead Supervisor Charles Noble and Production Special Effects Supervisor and Action Vehicle Supervisor Chris Carbould pull back the curtain and show us how they made the magic for Bond. Shaken not stirred.
Image Credit: © 2021 United Artists. All Rights Reserved.
SPEAKERS
Charlie Noble
Visual Effects Supervisor // Independent
(Wonder Woman 1984, Jason Bourne, Bridge of Spies, Captain Phillips)
Charlie Noble is a VFX Supervisor with over 30 years of experience in the visual effects industry and is one of the co-founders of DNEG. He recently worked as second-unit on-set VFX supervisor on Warner Bros. sequel Wonder Woman 1984. Other recent projects as on-set VFX supervisor include The Kid Who Would Be King (second unit), Mission: Impossible – Fallout (additional photography), Pacific Rim Uprising (for which he supervised the main and 2nd VFX unit on-set in Australia) and The Mummy (additional photography).
In 2016, Noble reunited with director Paul Greengrass as production VFX supervisor on the eagerly anticipated return of Jason Bourne, having previously worked with the director on The Bourne Ultimatum, Green Zone and his critically acclaimed biopic Captain Phillips. His work on Bourne earned him his fourth VES nomination.
After Captain Phillips, Noble supervised DNEGs VFX work on Ridley Scott’s biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings and on Stephen Spielberg’s Cold War thriller Bridge of Spies, for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Visual Effects at the VES Awards 2016.
Since co-founding DNEG in 1998, Noble has lent his skills to numerous high-profile movies, including Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban, Attack the Block, Batman Begins, The Duchess, and Captain America: The First Avenger. In 2004 he won a Primetime Emmy Award for his work on the HBO series Dreamkeeper.
Chris Corbould
2nd Unit Director and Special Effects Supervisor // Direct 2 Action Ltd.
(No Time To Die, Inception, Dark Knight, Star Wars Force Awakens)
Chris Corbould has been the Special Effects Supervisor on the last eight James Bond films and has worked within the Special Effects department on a total of fifteen James Bond adventures. Corbould's Bond career started in 1977 as a technician on Spy Who Loved Me. In 1995, when Pierce Brosnan took over the role of James Bond in Goldeneye, Chris worked on his first film as Supervisor and has been ultimately responsible for the Special Effects on every Bond film since including No Time To Die.
Corbould was honoured with and OSCAR and BAFTA for Inception. His other credits as Special Effects Supervisor include The Mummy, Lara Croft Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider, Cradle of Life, X-Men First Class, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, Star Wars The Force Awakens, Star Wars The Last Jedi.
Most recently Chris was 2nd Unit Director on Christopher Robin, Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Rhythm Section and Splinter Unit Director on Skyfall, directing the action for the final helicopter attack on Skyfall Manor.
Chris was awarded an OBE by the Queen in the 2014 New Years' Honours for services to film.
Joel Green
VFX Supervisor // beloFX
(No Time To Die, The Kid Who Would Be King, Wonder Woman, The Dark Knight Rises)
Joel is a VFX Supervisor with over 15 years experience working on projects ranging from the biggest superhero movies to more subtle invisible effects work. He supervised DNEG’s work as the lead vendor on the latest James Bond film No Time To Die and was honoured to receive BAFTA and Oscar nominations for the team's work.
As CG Supervisor Joel worked on box office hit Wonder Woman, having served in the same capacity on Spectre, Godzilla and The World’s End.
Joel is part of the founding team at beloFX, a next-generation VFX company. He is currently supervising the companies exciting first project.
Jonathan Fawkner
Coming Soon.
MODERATOR
Keith Blackmore
Sr Lecturer // Vancouver Film School
As an animation historian, Keith Blackmore has been a passionate cheerleader and a voice for all-things animated in the Vancouver area for almost 30 years. As one of the producers of the SPARK ANIMATION Festival and an active member of the local SIGGRAPH chapter, Keith has presented, interviewed and moderated at many festivals, local and national.
Since 1995, Blackmore has educated, entertained and inspired students in the history of animation and media studies at the Vancouver Film School. When he’s not reading, teaching or talking about animation, he’s watching it.
All about the 5 W’s: Who, What, Where, When, Why. The creative teams from top studios present on the creation of some of the most thrilling, dynamic films and television series to date.
Bond. James Bond.
James Bond is the longest-running film franchise and with No Time to Die it continues to be incredibly popular after 60 years. Bursting with action, car chases and colossal explosions No Time to Die is much more personal than ever before. Nominated for its stunning visual effects at VES, BAFTA’s and the Academy Awards, No Time to Die combines the very best in classic special effects and today’s CG effects.
Join us as our very special guests VFX Lead Supervisor Charles Noble and Production Special Effects Supervisor and Action Vehicle Supervisor Chris Carbould pull back the curtain and show us how they made the magic for Bond. Shaken not stirred.
Image Credit: © 2021 United Artists. All Rights Reserved.
SPEAKERS
Charlie Noble
Visual Effects Supervisor // Independent
(Wonder Woman 1984, Jason Bourne, Bridge of Spies, Captain Phillips)
Charlie Noble is a VFX Supervisor with over 30 years of experience in the visual effects industry and is one of the co-founders of DNEG. He recently worked as second-unit on-set VFX supervisor on Warner Bros. sequel Wonder Woman 1984. Other recent projects as on-set VFX supervisor include The Kid Who Would Be King (second unit), Mission: Impossible – Fallout (additional photography), Pacific Rim Uprising (for which he supervised the main and 2nd VFX unit on-set in Australia) and The Mummy (additional photography).
In 2016, Noble reunited with director Paul Greengrass as production VFX supervisor on the eagerly anticipated return of Jason Bourne, having previously worked with the director on The Bourne Ultimatum, Green Zone and his critically acclaimed biopic Captain Phillips. His work on Bourne earned him his fourth VES nomination.
After Captain Phillips, Noble supervised DNEGs VFX work on Ridley Scott’s biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings and on Stephen Spielberg’s Cold War thriller Bridge of Spies, for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Visual Effects at the VES Awards 2016.
Since co-founding DNEG in 1998, Noble has lent his skills to numerous high-profile movies, including Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban, Attack the Block, Batman Begins, The Duchess, and Captain America: The First Avenger. In 2004 he won a Primetime Emmy Award for his work on the HBO series Dreamkeeper.
Chris Corbould
2nd Unit Director and Special Effects Supervisor // Direct 2 Action Ltd.
(No Time To Die, Inception, Dark Knight, Star Wars Force Awakens)
Chris Corbould has been the Special Effects Supervisor on the last eight James Bond films and has worked within the Special Effects department on a total of fifteen James Bond adventures. Corbould's Bond career started in 1977 as a technician on Spy Who Loved Me. In 1995, when Pierce Brosnan took over the role of James Bond in Goldeneye, Chris worked on his first film as Supervisor and has been ultimately responsible for the Special Effects on every Bond film since including No Time To Die.
Corbould was honoured with and OSCAR and BAFTA for Inception. His other credits as Special Effects Supervisor include The Mummy, Lara Croft Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider, Cradle of Life, X-Men First Class, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, Star Wars The Force Awakens, Star Wars The Last Jedi.
Most recently Chris was 2nd Unit Director on Christopher Robin, Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Rhythm Section and Splinter Unit Director on Skyfall, directing the action for the final helicopter attack on Skyfall Manor.
Chris was awarded an OBE by the Queen in the 2014 New Years' Honours for services to film.
Joel Green
VFX Supervisor // beloFX
(No Time To Die, The Kid Who Would Be King, Wonder Woman, The Dark Knight Rises)
Joel is a VFX Supervisor with over 15 years experience working on projects ranging from the biggest superhero movies to more subtle invisible effects work. He supervised DNEG’s work as the lead vendor on the latest James Bond film No Time To Die and was honoured to receive BAFTA and Oscar nominations for the team's work.
As CG Supervisor Joel worked on box office hit Wonder Woman, having served in the same capacity on Spectre, Godzilla and The World’s End.
Joel is part of the founding team at beloFX, a next-generation VFX company. He is currently supervising the companies exciting first project.
Jonathan Fawkner
Coming Soon.
MODERATOR
Keith Blackmore
Sr Lecturer // Vancouver Film School
As an animation historian, Keith Blackmore has been a passionate cheerleader and a voice for all-things animated in the Vancouver area for almost 30 years. As one of the producers of the SPARK ANIMATION Festival and an active member of the local SIGGRAPH chapter, Keith has presented, interviewed and moderated at many festivals, local and national.
Since 1995, Blackmore has educated, entertained and inspired students in the history of animation and media studies at the Vancouver Film School. When he’s not reading, teaching or talking about animation, he’s watching it.
