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Sheena Duggal (d. 1963)

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Birthplace:
Manchester, England, UK

Died:
February 17, 1963

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sheena Duggal is an award-winning visual effects supervisor, director, composer, and designer whose standout work has shaped visual effects blockbusters and extraordinary short films. She is an acclaimed VFX supervisor, known for The Hunger Games (2012), Agent Carter (2015), Body of Lies (2008), Venom (2018),  and Ghostbutters: Afterlife (2021).  Information above via their homepage.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Special Effects:
1999  The Astronaut's Wife

Visual Effects Supervisor:
1998  Patch Adams
1999  The Astronaut's Wife
2002  Men in Black II
2003  Anger Management
2003  Matchstick Men
2004  50 First Dates
2004  Christmas with the Kranks
2007  Spider-Man 3
2008  Body of Lies
2018  Venom
2021  Ghostbusters: Afterlife
2021  Venom: Let There Be Carnage
2024  My Spy The Eternal City

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TV Production

Visual Effects Supervisor:
2015  Marvel's Agent Carter

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