Sandy Houston: Dinosaurs, dalmatians and a cat called Koko...

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Sandy Houston: Dinosaurs, dalmatians and a cat called Koko...

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The globetrotting Sandy Houston began her career in animation and visual effects, after she left New Zealand for London. In the 90s she joined powerhouse American effects company ILM and Walt Disney Pictures, then Weta Digital in 2003. En route, she worked on a number of landmark films in modern visual effects, including Jurassic Park, the Oscar-winning Avatar, and Peter Jackson's remake of King Kong. In this ScreenTalk, Houston talks about: Working in London, California and back in hometown...

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