Here’s his 2011 demo reel:
“As a company, we have now grown to the point where we need Vi’s leadership and amazing talents every day,” explained co-founder and creative director Justin Meredith. “Working with us in a freelance capacity, he has been instrumental; by streamlining our workflow and render farm, he’s made large-scale CG jobs run smoothly, and he is a proven master at resolving VFX challenges in beautiful ways. With Vi on our team, we feel that our creative powers and our capabilities are unmatched.”
A native of San Diego, Vi began his career as an associate producer for Digital Hemisphere Development in LA, then joined Southern California’s Rhodiana Corp. as a technical manager. By 2004, his reputation as an emerging Maya artist landed him with LA’s Blind Visual Propaganda, and then with Motion Theory in Venice later that year. During the 28 months that followed, Vi rose to lead Motion Theory’s VFX department as the company delivered iconic, VFX-intensive spots for Budweiser, Cadillac, EA Sports, Gatorade, HP, Lenovo, and McDonalds, among many others, and music videos for major artists including Beck.
Since moving to New York City four years ago and entering its freelance marketplace, Vi’s renowned talents as a VFX and CG supervisor and lead have been sought-out by rising directors and creative industry executives on high-profile projects produced through T&F, Buck, The Mill, and Eyeball NYC, to name but a few.
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