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Matt Wallin
8111
Eighty-one eleven is hosted by visual effects artist and VCUarts Professor Matt Wallin, V.E.S. Each episode is a conversation with a guest who worked at George Lucas' Industrial Light and Magic during its 40+ year history. Guests discuss their journeys and career paths, and how working at ILM changed them.
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4.7 stars from 23 ratings
Unexpectedly personal stories
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“I haven’t listened to every episode yet, but what I’ve heard has been surprisingly fun and unique. I guess I expected people to talk about the FX of the movies they worked on, but this is so much better. What we have here are interesting life-stories from interesting people, who happen to all...”Read full review »
Marc Roman Bravo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/19/21
Recent Episodes
In this episode of 8111, we talk with John Bell, a New Jersey native who developed a passion for drawing and cars in his youth. To earn money as a kid, he and his brother sold his car drawings at dragster races. This passion led John to the Art Center's Transportation Design program. After...
Published 04/19/24
Published 04/19/24
On the latest 8111 I catch up with Stephen Rosenbaum!!! Stephen grew up in Los Angeles and always loved building things. As the youngest of three he thought he'd likely follow in his father's footsteps and become a doctor. But in 1977 he saw Star Wars and the seed was planted. While attending...
Published 03/20/24
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