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Lipsync Post Adds Industry Vets to VFX Team

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George Zwier
George Zwier
London-based LipSync Post has recruited VFX supervisor George Zwier and VFX producer Paul Driver to join its visual effects department.

Zwier joins LipSync from Double Negative where he has worked on feature film projects including Thor: The Dark World. During his career he has worked at such VFX facilities as Industrial Light and Magic and Weta Digital, and his credits include the Dark Knight series, The Hobbit, Moulin Rouge, I, Robot, Children of Men, Inception and Pacific Rim. Zwier was the recipient of the 2010 VES award for best compositing in a motion picture for his work on Inception.

Paul Driver
Paul Driver
Driver joins LipSync Post from Cinesite where he worked on 300: Rise of an Empire and Jack Ryan. Prior to this he spent three years at Double Negative, where he was the sole visual effects line producer on Skyfall and took a similar role on John Carter of Mars. Paul also worked for five years at MPC on titles including The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian and Sweeney Todd.

“We’re delighted to welcome George and Paul to LipSync Post,” said Sal Umerji, head of VFX, LipSync Post. “George has worked on some of the most challenging VFX sequences seen in recent years, and our team will learn much from his experience. Paul also brings with him extensive hands-on VFX experience and a clear passion for British film making.”

Current feature films at LipSync include A Little Chaos, directed by Alan Rickman; Turner, directed by Mike Leigh, and Anomaly, directed by Noel Clarke. Television projects include BBC2’s Great Train Robbery films.

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