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Ian Hunter

Alias:
Ian Macmillan Hunter

Biography from TheMovieDB

Ian Hunter is a visual effects supervisor. He is the co-founder of New Deal Studios.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Director:
2014  Kaiju Fury

Effects Supervisor:
1997  Batman & Robin
2014  Kaiju Fury

Modeling:
1994  Clifford
1997  Batman & Robin
2014  Kaiju Fury

Visual Effects:
1994  Clifford
1997  Batman & Robin
2007  Spider-Man 3
2010  Inception
2014  Kaiju Fury
2018  First Man

Visual Effects Art Director:
1994  Clifford
1997  Batman & Robin
1999  End of Days
2007  Spider-Man 3
2010  Inception
2014  Kaiju Fury
2018  First Man

Visual Effects Producer:
1994  Clifford
1997  Batman & Robin
1999  End of Days
2007  Spider-Man 3
2010  Inception
2014  Kaiju Fury
2018  First Man

Visual Effects Supervisor:
1994  Clifford
1997  Batman & Robin
1999  End of Days
2001  Don't Say a Word
2003  Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
2003  Freddy vs. Jason
2003  The Cat in the Hat
2003  The Core
2003  The Order
2004  The Day After Tomorrow
2005  Constantine
2007  Spider-Man 3
2007  The Gene Generation
2008  The Dark Knight
2009  2012
2009  Watchmen
2009  Whiteout
2010  Inception
2010  Resident Evil: Afterlife
2010  Splice
2011  Fast Five
2014  Interstellar
2014  Kaiju Fury
2018  First Man

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