Malcolm Humphreys is a VFX supervisor. In this capacity, he serves as a key creative on all VFX aspects of the show.
Humphreys has been actively involved in all aspects of VFX for the last 24 years. He is keenly interested in strong creative visuals with some challenging technical aspects.
Humphreys joined ILM in September 2016 as the CG Tech Supervisor for the ILM London Office and the CG Supervisor on the film Life. As CG Supervisor On Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, Humphreys continued to expand his onset supervision experience both in the studio and out on location in Jordan as an additional onset VFX Supervisor. With a strong technical background, Humphreys' next move into Virtual Production and ILM StageCraft was a natural fit. Delivering on shows like The Batman and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
Over his career, Humphreys has been involved in all aspects of post-production and visual effects, from managing large, diverse teams to animating, lighting and programming core fundamental infrastructure like OpenColorIO, which has recently been accepted into The Academy Software Foundation (ASWF).
Humphreys is originally from Sydney, Australia, and has worked at Rising Sun Pictures and Dr D before moving to London to work at Double Negative and now ILM.
Information above via their Industrial Light & Magic Official Site Bio.
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Biography
Malcolm Humphreys is a VFX supervisor. In this capacity, he serves as a key creative on all VFX aspects of the show.
Humphreys has been actively involved in all aspects of VFX for the last 24 years. He is keenly interested in strong creative visuals with some challenging technical aspects.
Humphreys joined ILM in September 2016 as the CG Tech Supervisor for the ILM London Office and the CG Supervisor on the film Life. As CG Supervisor On Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, Humphreys continued to expand his onset supervision experience both in the studio and out on location in Jordan as an additional onset VFX Supervisor. With a strong technical background, Humphreys' next move into Virtual Production and ILM StageCraft was a natural fit. Delivering on shows like The Batman and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
Over his career, Humphreys has been involved in all aspects of post-production and visual effects, from managing large, diverse teams to animating, lighting and programming core fundamental infrastructure like OpenColorIO, which has recently been accepted into The Academy Software Foundation (ASWF).
Humphreys is originally from Sydney, Australia, and has worked at Rising Sun Pictures and Dr D before moving to London to work at Double Negative and now ILM.
Information above via their Industrial Light & Magic Official Site Bio.
