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Vincent Papaix (b. 1986)

Birthplace:
Castres, Tarn, France

Born:
August 25, 1986

Biography from TheMovieDB

Vincent Papaix is a Visual Effects Supervisor. Since joining ILM in 2016, he has contributed to a number of high-profile feature films, including Martin Scorsese's Academy Award®-nominated The Irishman, Marvel's Captain America: Civil War, as well as Deadpool, and James Wan's Furious 7, among many others.  Papaix's contributions to The Irishman earned him a Visual Effect Society Award for Best Compositing in a Feature Film; the film went on to receive an Academy Award nomination for Best Visual Effects. Continuing his work on digital humans, Vincent was an instrumental part of the opening scene of Terminator: Dark Fate, featuring young versions of Sarah and John Connor and the T-1000. Vincent helped create both photorealistic full CGI environments on Captain America: Civil War, Furious 7, and Iron Man 3 and entirely new worlds in Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets and Aquaman.  Papaix has received his degree in editing and postproduction from Les Arenes, Toulouse, France, and studied VFX techniques at the CGItrainer school in Belgium. Throughout his time in school, he learned and developed a great understanding of the elements of what creates beautiful imagery and applied those principles to produce stunning visual effects.

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Film Production

Compositing Artist:
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super

Compositing Supervisor:
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super
2018  A Wrinkle in Time
2018  Aquaman
2019  Terminator: Dark Fate

Compositor:
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super
2011  Thor
2018  A Wrinkle in Time
2018  Aquaman
2019  Terminator: Dark Fate

Digital Compositor:
2009  Cineman
2009  Mom Lost It!
2010  Ao: The Last Hunter
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super
2010  Trader Games
2011  Jack and Jill
2011  The Thing
2011  Thor
2012  Man on a Ledge
2012  Wrath of the Titans
2013  Jack the Giant Slayer
2013  The Lone Ranger
2015  Blackhat
2015  Pixels
2018  A Wrinkle in Time
2018  Aquaman
2019  Terminator: Dark Fate

VFX Supervisor:
2009  Cineman
2009  Mom Lost It!
2010  Ao: The Last Hunter
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super
2010  Trader Games
2011  Jack and Jill
2011  The Thing
2011  Thor
2012  Man on a Ledge
2012  Wrath of the Titans
2013  Jack the Giant Slayer
2013  The Lone Ranger
2015  Blackhat
2015  Pixels
2018  A Wrinkle in Time
2018  Aquaman
2019  Terminator: Dark Fate
2024  Deadpool & Wolverine

Visual Effects Supervisor:
2009  Cineman
2009  Mom Lost It!
2010  Ao: The Last Hunter
2010  Barney's Version
2010  Super
2010  Trader Games
2011  Jack and Jill
2011  The Thing
2011  Thor
2012  Man on a Ledge
2012  Wrath of the Titans
2013  Jack the Giant Slayer
2013  The Lone Ranger
2015  Blackhat
2015  Pixels
2018  A Wrinkle in Time
2018  Aquaman
2019  Terminator: Dark Fate
2022  The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
2023  Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
2023  The Boys in the Boat
2024  Deadpool & Wolverine

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TV Production

Visual Effects Supervisor:
2025  Ironheart

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