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Writer and director Amin Matalqa's own father was a pilot. The
filmmaker was born in Amman, Jordan and moved the U.S. as a
teenager. After a brief but successful career in business, he
decided to "follow his bliss" and moved to Los Angeles to study
and create films. 26 short films later he was able to assemble
the financing and a team of 200 to create Captain Abu Raed. And
this is just the beginning: Amin plans to make many films yet
and is already hard at work on his next project. |
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Transplanted Canadian, musician, filmmaker, and technological
renaissance man Clark Graff first heard of SpeedGrade from Kim
Libreri when the two were working on the Matrix sequels. "I
learned a lot from Kim and SpeedGrade is just a part of it."
Clark is technical, production and post supervisor at Gigapix
and owner of GRAFF Network Services. He has worked on The
Matrix: Reloaded, The Matrix: Revolutions, The Lord of the
Rings: Return of the King, I, ROBOT and many other films. |
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Only the second-ever user of SpeedGrade way back in 2003,
Mark Read created the world's first all-digital, tapeless
uncompressed production pipeline for Lazytown, Nickleodeon's
popular children's program. Mark's company, Hypercube, based in
Boulder Colorado, provides consulting and project supervision
for advanced digital acquisition and postproduction.
Recent films Mark has worked on
include Tropic Thunder, The Changeling,
Stillwater, and Letters from Iwo Jima.
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