Type – Previs, Postvis
Director – Colin Trevorrow
Studio – Universal
Location – London
It had to be one of the “Jurassic” projects we've worked on over the past six years. Collaborating with teams of creatives and producers at the very top of their game, such as Colin Trevorrow, David Vickery, JA Bayona, Pat Crowley, and Frank Marshall (to name a few), has been an honour...
Type: Previs, Techvis, Postvis
Director: Bo Welch
Studio: Universal Pictures
Location: Los Angeles
The “Cat in the Hat” will always hold a special place in my heart for two reasons. One, it was Proof’s very first job. I had recently branched out on my own and this was the first project awarded to Proof. And for that I will always be grateful to John Swallow and Universal Pictures...
Type – Previs, Stuntvis
Director – Patty Jenkins
Studio – Warner Bros.
Location – London
“Wonder Woman” was another landmark film for me as it was the first DC movie I got to work on. It was such a privilege to be attached to this ground-breaking movie.
I'd always admired Patty Jenkins and was thrilled when we won this show. It was another chance to work with Bill Westenhoffer and Aline Bonito, who I enjoy collaborating with...
Type: Previs, Techvis, Postvis
Director: Oliver Stone
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Location: Los Angeles
It’s difficult to explain what happened while working on “World Trade Center”. It was profound and deeply moving. It was one of those moments that doesn’t occur often in life, but when it does, it makes an impact...
Type: Previs, Techvis, Postvis
Director: Joe Wright
Studio: Warner Bros.
Location: London
“Pan” was one of Proof London's first projects. It was an enjoyable and exciting project to work on, as it had a fantastic creative team led by the incomparable Joe Wright...
Type: Previs, Postvis
Director: Marc Forster
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Location: Los Angeles
Mies van der Rohe was a modernist architect who famously said “Less is more.” He also built some of the most iconic buildings in Chicago, such as the Federal Building and 860 N. Lakeshore Dr. So what does any of this have to do with “Stranger Than Fiction”?