Visual Creatures (VC) CEO, Ian Unterreiner, and Co-Founder, Ryan McNeely, announced today that former Digital Domain veteran Scott Meadows has been appointed as the Senior Visualization Supervisor for their virtual production studio.
VC specializes in real-time applications in visual effects and animation and Meadows’ extensive experience will bring forward-thinking oversight to VC’s newly-built motion capture enabled sound stage and real-time pipelines.
Meadows brings decades of experience to the role, having previously been the head of visualization at Digital Domain where he led high-profile projects such as Ready Player One, Wakanda Forever, and Spider-Man: No Way Home. His appointment comes at a pivotal time for VC, which recently completed several episodes of the AGBO-produced global spy series Citadel for Prime Video and is also providing virtual production services on the company’s feature film The Electric State for Netflix.
“We’re thrilled to have Scott join our team at VC. His extensive experience in visualization and performance capture has already elevated our virtual production efforts and he’ll be a key innovator as we continue to push the boundaries of virtual storytelling,” said Ryan McNeely, Visual Creatures Co-Founder.
“I am excited to join the talented team at VC and help drive the company’s efforts in virtual production, animation, and VFX. The company’s sophisticated pipeline and top-notch talent are a great home from which to innovate next generation tool sets for filmmakers and the stories they are able to tell,” said Scott Meadows.
ABOUT VISUAL CREATURES:
Visual Creatures (VC) is a visual effects and animation studio founded by Ryan McNeely and John Cranston, specializing in advancing the next generation of virtual and real-time production technologies to more efficiently deliver large-scale, premium animation and VFX-driven productions. As an AGBO subsidiary, VC is well positioned to play a key role in AGBO’s Universe strategy, having worked on Cherry, The Gray Man, Citadel, and the upcoming The Electric State, as well as third-party projects for Epic Games and Tim Miller’s Love, Death & Robots.
