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Rachel Garcia-Dunn
Rachel Garcia-Dunn is an award winning photographer, cinematographer and VFX artist with decades of experience.
She started as a commercial photographer, using cutting edge digital tools for an international clientele in New York, then England, then Los Angeles.
Early in her career, she joined Digital Domain, where she did pioneering vfx work on some notable feature films, in addition to making significant contributions to the design and function of Nuke, the composting software which has become a fundamental tool for the vfx industry.
After a few years, Rachel wanted to get back behind the lens, and so she combined all of her talents in to a 20 year career in cinematography, where her creative aesthetic and ingenuity help to create a distinctive look and mood for every project, using cutting edge camera and post production tools.
Through it all, Rachel has continued to create, exhibit and sell her unique brand of abstract artwork, which can be seen at PixAeon.Art
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Member IATSE 600 + 839
Role with the VES
Active Member
Work Experience
Over the years I have been a compositor at Digital Domain, Mirada, Warner Digital, Fuse Vx, CBSvfx, CBFX, Framestore, and others, working on A-list projects.Film Credits
The Fifth Element, Red Corner, Titanic, Kundun, Armageddon, What Dreams May Come, EdTV, Fight Club, Supernova, O Brother Where Art Thou, Red Planet, The Grinch, Time Machine, xXx, Looney Tunes: Back In Action, Sky Captain and the world of tomorrow, Aliens of the Deep, Slither, Legend of Tilamook;s gold, X-Men-Last Stand, Pacific Rim, Expendables 3, The Oscars, the Black String, BorderlandsSkills & Titles
Compositor, Composite Supervisor, VFX Supervisor, Cinematographer, Director, Editor, PhotographerAwards
Best vfx: FilmQuest fest 2019 for 'the Black String.'Best Cinematography: Roswell Film Fest for 'Mirrored.'
Best Cinematography: Phoenix International Horror and SciFi Fest for 'Stephen King's Gotham Cafe'
Best Cinematography: International Film Fest of Manhattan for 'Angel Mountain'
