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Matte World Digital was formed
in 1988 by Industrial Light + Magic alumni who set out to
develop the most realistic visual effects shots possible while
still remaining affordable. Matte World Digital is available
for all types of digital projects, including non-effects driven
productions that need visual-effects shots. Craig Barron,
founder and visual effects supervisor, is an Academy-Award
winner for his visual effects work in The Curious Case
of Benjamin Button.
For more than 20 years, Matte
World Digital has designed and produced digital visual effects
for films,
television,
commercials,
interactive
formats, and
special projects
by using the latest techniques in digital
compositing and computer graphics. First known for the critically
acclaimed classic effects of Batman Returns and Clear
and Present Danger, Matte World Digital has gone on to
produce innovative digital effects for films such as Martin
Scorsese's Casino, and David Fincher's Zodiac,
as well as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
We offer a full spectrum
of visual effects services. As consultants, we work with directors
and crews to develop their vision and to find solutions within
the production budget. During pre-production, we prepare an
itemized cost projection and a detailed breakdown of effects
within the script. Then we design, develop and produce the
shots. Matte World Digital provides camera equipment and trained
crews for plate photography on location, and we offer blue
and green screen facilities in our own studios.
Our clients include Disney,
Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox,
Amblin Entertainment, Castle Rock Entertainment, Morgan Creek,
American Zoetrope and Warner Brothers. Past production work
includes commercials for AT&T, Coca Cola and Honda, and visual
effects for Michael Jackson's Black or White music
video. Matte World Digital continues to collaborate with the
most highly acclaimed directors of our time to put their ideas
on the screen.
Please contact
Ken Rogerson for further information at (415) 382-1929.
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