Framestore CFC has hired Camille Eden as 3D resource manager. With more than 12 years of experience in film, television and visual effects production, will oversee the care and management of the company's flourishing 3D team members, including 3D artists, lighting and technical directors.
Eden grew up and was educated in around San Francisco's Bay area, and she graduated in film production from San Francisco State University. After a period of indie film production, she joined ILM as a senior vfx coordinator in 1997. She gained further experience and broadened her range with spells at Tube Studios in Montreal and Nickelodeon in Burbank. Most recently she has worked as a production supervisor on SHARK TALE for DreamWorks and as production manager, Digital Recruiting for Sony Pictures Imageworks.
"Framestore CFC is a world-class player in vfx and animation, and the company's continuing growth demands effective management of its human resources, Eden said. With the recent appointment of Andy Lomas as head of CG, and working alongside 2D Resource manager, Edwina Jamieson, we're really well set to handle the challenges that the next few years will bring."
An initial task that Eden is undertaking is that of representing Framestore CFC at the company's Job Fair stand at the 2006 SIGGRAPH Conference, being held this year in Boston from July 30Aug. 3.
London-based Framestore CFC (www.framestore-cfc.com) is one of the leading visual effects companies working on effects for feature films and commercials. Recent film work includes X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, SUPERMAN RETURNS, V FOR VENDETTA and HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE.
Bill Desowitz, former editor of VFXWorld, is currently the Crafts Editor of IndieWire.
