Kevin Tod Haug has served as VFX supervisor on movies including Fight Club, The Cell, Panic Room, and Quantum of Solace, and pioneered creative VFX shots that allowed cameras to move through tiny spaces or make the unbelievable look real. Kevin talks about his career and how hes managed to catch successive waves of VFX technology from the 1970s to today, sharing how he used new technology to create convincing effects for low-budget Italian war movie Comandante.0:00:00 CG Garage Intro0:04:31 Getting started in the VFX industry0:08:55 How motion control revolutionized VFX0:13:18 Using a plotter for VFX0:19:35 When SIGGRAPH was about getting images on film0:26:22 Shooting "Comandante"0:33:50 The transition from electro-mechanical to digital0:39:20 Moving to movies including "Fight Club"0:46:23 Doing something no one's done before0:48:23 Shifts in the VFX industry0:56:09 A modern approach to low-budget VFX movie-making1:02:35 Artificial intelligenceLinks:Kevin Tod Haug on IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0369265/ Kevin Tod Haug on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Tod_Haug Kevin Tod Haugs Vimeo (NSFW): https://vimeo.com/kevintodhaug CG Garage Podcast homepage: https://www.chaos.com/cg-garage