Olivier Emery

Olivier Emery is one of the pioneers of visual effects in France. In 1985, he designed the first 3D software sold in France, "Imagix 3D", which was be used by BUF and Mac Guff. He is the founder of the vendor TRIMARAN VFX, which creates visual effects for features and series. His work and innovations have won several awards, including IMAGINA, SIGGRAPH, IBC & PIDS, the world's leading digital imaging events.

In 2019, Olivier Emery has been responsible for the production of VFX and the coordination of five Parisian vendors that share the 500 shots of the sci-fi film Blood Machines directed by Seth Ickerman for Logical Pictures. Blood Machines got the Best VFX Award in FKM Fantastic Film Festival in Coruna and in Toronto Dark Film Festival.

In 2020, he won as VFX Producer the Best Environment Visual Effects Award for sci-fi film Blood Machines at Paris Images Digital Summit.

In 2020, Olivier Emery got a Visionary Award at Paris Images Digital Summit.

In 2024, he won at Paris Images Digital Summit the Best Environment Visual Effects Category with historical series "Rise and Fall of the Maya".

In more than 30 years, Olivier Emery has directed a large number of CG and visual effects projects, including real-time projects, for features, series and sports graphics.

Olivier Emery is also co-president of FranceVFX, the union of the French VFX vendors and a board member of the VES French section.

Role with the VES

2017 - 2022 - 6 years at the VES French Section board, as sponsor manager.