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On location for SIX

SPECIAL THANKS

No one does all this on their own.  My wife and kids deserve a special shout out for their unwavering support. Below are some of the villagers I work with regularly because they are so darn good.

Shucks.

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Some artists have been working with me for almost two decades ! That's 20 years of really bad jokes and really great shots.

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Everyone on the team in Greece were wonderful. The image covers most of the dept. heads on a tech scout, but the entire entire crew, from the office to set to post ( and especially transport ! ) were great.

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I've been working with Tribal Imaging and Torchlight VFX from long before they were Tribal and Torchlight.  Keri, Darren, Shawn, Max and the team really delivered on House of David, and all of the other projects we have done together.

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Winston and his team always nail it every time - the work looks great, every shot every time. This makes me look great,

And that makes my clients look great,

Repeat.

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Start of story.

Corey, Lawson and the whole Barnstorm team are just great.

End of story.

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Goran and the team are  ex Scanline artists who specialize in photoreal simulations. They did a fantastic job on the biggest shots from the final episode of Project Bluebook.

I had worked with Caleb and Caleb several times so when they told us they were setting up their own studio we were first in line to send them work - some of Project BlueBook's biggest scenes.

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This is my sixth straight year working with Bejoy and his team on the most difficult clean up, roto and comps.

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Matt once said you never knew who or what would come out of the elevators at the studio, a Vampire or Alien, a mutated monster or worse.  But when out systems were down it was Matt Vondette who came out of the elevator, and we were all going to be OK.

© 2025 John Gajdecki

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