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Discover the origin story of Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), from our founding in 1975 to our evolution into a global leader in visual effects, feature animation, immersive entertainment, and virtual production. Hear from ILM leaders Janet Lewin (SVP, General Manager) and John Knoll (Executive Creative Director) and Lucasfilm’s Doug Chiang (SVP, Executive Design Director) as they share how a team of artists, innovators, and dreamers transformed filmmaking — and continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible.
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As we continue to celebrate the career of the late actor Sam Neill, we mark the 25th anniversary of Jurassic Park III, which was Neill’s first return to the Jurassic universe. For us at ILM, the film also marked our fourth collaboration with director Joe Johnston, who started his career with the company back on Star Wars: A New Hope. Jurassic Park III was packed with groundbreaking CG dinosaurs, from the ferocious spinosaurus to the soaring pterodactyl, as well as some tried-and-true miniature work, including the film’s memorable plane crash.