Nvizible are a VFX studio in London, which does visual effects for high end feature films and television programs. Nvizible started in 2009 and is the fastest growing facilities in London and has produced may visual effects for big films such as Legend, Kick ass 2, Kingsman, and James Bond. Nvizible have also provided all VFX for Pathe's BAFTA and Golden Globe nominated Pride, over 400 shots for Warner Bro's Edge of tomorrow, and numerous fabulous VFX on projects including Kingsman, Robot Overload, Halo: Nightfall and Paddington.
The chairman Nic Hatch was working for Mill Film in 2000 as a CG artist working on films like Happy Potter and Tomb Raider. Nic also set up the in house previs department for the Warner Bros whilst working on Happy Potter. However, he Left that in 2003 so that he could set up his own studio called Nvisage, which is sister to Nvizible's.
Main People
Nic Hatch is the co founder of Nvizible and chairman of the studio, but Nic has recently handed the MD baton over to Kris Wright and in his new role as chairman he is heavily involved in Nvizible's strategy and direction and the growth of the company.
Kris Wright is the managing director and oversees all of Nvizible's in house projects and as well as those at the planning stage. He is also head of production and the growth of the company changed from 18 to 60 because of him.
Hugh MacDonald is also the co founder of Nvizible, but before that he was a software developer and a compositor. He drinks a strong technical backing to his work and studio, and he is responsible of the technology and the compositing. Hugh is currently working as the VFX supervisor and has supervised films such as John Carter, Frankenweenie, Skyfall, and the muppets most wanted.
Why I Want To Work There
I would like to work for invisible because they produce amazing VFXs and that is something I would like to do in the future. I feel like my skills in VFX are quite small but I'm learning new things every day and working on films has been one of my dream jobs from when I was a kid. I've always been interested in visual effects because it amazes my on what people can create with nothing but a computer and a couple of cameras. After watching a film I always try and watch the behind the scenes footage to see how the film was made and how everyone would work together to create great effects. So working for the people how are responsible for the VFX in such great films would be an amazing opportunity for me and it would help me gain more skills in softwares and also in communication to the co-workers there. I feel like this would be a suitable place for me to go because I know ho to use most of the softwares they use and I also know how to green screen and composite videos correctly.
Contacting Nvizible
So far I'v only contacted them through social media like Twitter and Linked In and I've also Followed some of the people who actually work in Nvizible on Twitter. However, I am planning of emailing them to ask if they do internships or placements in the summer holidays and I'll ask what they look for in an employe.
Link to there Showreel: http://wwwhttp://www.nvizible.com/showreel.
