In this episode, I chat to David Cheung, a U.K based actor and stunt performer about how he got into acting and stunt performing on movies such as 47 Ronin, 6 Underground, Now You See Me 2, Fast & Furious 6 and more!

David shares insights about how his love for martial arts was influenced by his grandfather at a young age, leading him to follow in his grandfather's footsteps.

David has gone one to work on some incredible films you've probably watched or due to!

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In this episode, I chat to Vladmir Venkov about his journey to becoming an organic, hard surface, sculpting and texture artist for the London based VFX industry.

Vlad goes on to share some insights on what he does to tackle different briefs from varied studios, as well as what he's had to do to become the artist he is.

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In this episode, I chat to Jorundur (Jorri) Rafn Arnarson about his career as one of the leading Icelandic VFX, and on set supervisors for feature films and TV episodics such as 'Game of Thrones', 'Black Mirror', 'Where the wild things are' and more.

During the discussion Jorri shared insights of his journey, which begun as a compositor for major London based VFX studio Framestore, to starting his own company and venturing on to becoming one of Iceland's leading VFX supervisors.

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In this episode, I chat to Ace Ruele, a brilliant actor and motion capture artist to discus more about his journey into becoming one of the go-to creature motion capture artists in the U.K. 

A journey which started as a back up dancer, to catching his first break as a creature motion capture artist on Warner Brother’s “Legend of Tarzan” feature film.

Ace goes on to share his experience in the industry, and shares his advice on how to stand out from the crowd in the industry.

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