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Keith Adams

Birthplace:
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Biography from TheMovieDB

Keith Adams is a Visual Effects Supervisor with over 20 years in the industry. He is currently a partner and visual effects supervisor with SPINVFX in Atlanta. He is known for Triple 9 (2016), Bad Boys for Life (2020) and 22 Jump Street (2014).

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Film Production

Compositing Artist:
2006  The Marsh

Visual Effects:
2006  The Marsh
2015  Barely Lethal

Visual Effects Supervisor:
2006  The Marsh
2010  Christmas Cupid
2011  Field of Vision
2011  Game of Your Life
2011  My Future Boyfriend
2012  Firelight
2012  Steel Magnolias
2013  The Watsons Go to Birmingham
2014  22 Jump Street
2014  The Interview
2015  Barely Lethal
2016  Triple 9
2017  Warrior Road
2020  Bad Boys for Life
2024  Harold and the Purple Crayon

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TV Production

Visual Effects Supervisor:
2015  Powers
2017  Manhunt
2018  The Haunting of Hill House
2021  Midnight Mass

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