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Rob Au

Rob Au is a VFX CG Supervisor/Consultant and FX Artist. He  has previously worked at companies such as ARC Creative, Impossible Objects, Nexodus, Method Studios, Parliament, Pixomondo, Electronic Arts, and Rhythm & Hues. In 2020 he completed an Unreal Fellowship in Virtual Production.


As an FX artist, Rob worked on the family film, A Dog's Way Home. His VFX credits include Lighting Supervisor on Big Miracle and Environment Look Development Lead for Hop, The Golden Compass, The A-Team, The Mummy 3, and Alvin and the Chipmunks: the Squeakquel.


While studying film at Brigham Young University, three of his student films won  College Television Awards, and a fourth was an official selection of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.


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