Alun Cummins is a VFX Producer at DNEG Vancouver. His latest role was on the series-adaption of Joseph Heller’s novel Catch-22 as VFX Producer. The crew worked on 720 shots across 6 episodes. Critics have praised the show for it’s visual aesthetic and for the flight scenes that have ‘an exhilarating majesty to them’.

Alun was VFX Line Producer for Syfy’s Kyrpton series which delves into the history of Superman’s ancestors. It has since been renewed for a second season. He also worked on the sci-fi series Electric Dreams which premiered on Channel 4 in the UK and Amazon video in the US. Before this he worked on the supernatural series Outcast.

He was VFX Production Coordinator on the Emmy nominated series The Young Pope. Alun began his career in Production Coordination on the children’s television series Slugterra and Fungus the Bogeyman. He studied at Leeds Metropolitan University before moving to Vancouver.

Brian Connor is a VFX Supervisor at DNEG with over 20 years of experience of high-end feature film visual effects. He recently supervised George Clooney’s Hulu World War II drama Catch-22. Prior to that, Brian completed work as DNEG’s VFX Supervisor on Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) and served as DFX Supervisor on Warner Bros.’ The Meg.

Brian has extensive experience of bringing the physical reality of in-camera elements together with state-of-the-art digital material to create a seamless, photo-real result, which can be seen in his work on films such as War of the Worlds and Wonder Woman. Brian is a team player with a solid knowledge of the on-set environment gained through his work on films such as The Host, where he served as on-set Supervisor, and Godzilla: King of the Monsters as well as Star Trek Beyond for which he was part of DNEG’s on-set supervision team. He is versatile and resourceful, always looking for the most appropriate and practical methodologies at every stage of the visual effects process.

Before joining DNEG in 2014, Brian worked at a number of visual effects houses, including Industrial Light & Magic and Digital Domain, where he helped establish the new divisions in Singapore and Vancouver respectively. There he made key contributions to films including Transformers and Ender’s Game.

Gavin Harrison is currently a CG Supervisor at DNEG in Vancouver where he is supervising a number of DNEG TV projects. In recent years, Gavin has also supervised virtual reality and theme park ride projects, as he looks to continually take on new technical and creative challenges.

Over the years, Gavin has filled a number of important lead and supervisory roles at DNEG, including Head of Creature, Head of 3D and CG Supervisor.

In 2012, Gavin received industry recognition in the form of a VES Award nomination for his work on 2011’s Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, where his creature expertise and technical knowledge helped the team to create the fearsome Gringotts Dragon.

Gavin’s impressive portfolio as a Team Lead at DNEG began with Technical Direction on 2007’s The Reaping, followed shortly thereafter by Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix, in the same year. His other accomplishments include contributions as Lead Lighting Technical Director on Quantum of Solace, developing DNEG’s first Houdini crowd system for Angels & Demons and working as Sequence Supervisor on Iron Man 2, in 2010, and Total Recall, in 2012. Gavin also has experience with photogrammetry-based data capture, motion control/base rigs, working on-set and developing content for complex formats including theme park rides.

Gavin graduated with a distinction in the Master of Science in Computer Animation course at Bournemouth University in 2005 and joined the DNEG team soon after. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to consistently deliver the highest-quality visual effects for the shows he has worked on.

As Head of CG Canada, Zoe engages in shows from their very initial discussions until their final delivery, and beyond! Zoe is excited to adopt new technologies and resources, giving artists a new and exciting means to create VFX of the highest level.

Whilst being an active member of the VFX and Animation Community, Zoe is passionate about building and growing talented and diverse teams, whereby people can work at their very best in a thriving and enriching environment.

Zoe started her career in 2005 at Double Negative London, subsequently working in the Singapore and Vancouver studios. Her most recent roles were CG Supervisor, Head of Build and Head of CG.