Visual Effects Society 2024 Honorees Include Brooke Breton & Four New Hall Of Famers
deadline.comThe Visual Effects Society has named the first honorees who will be feted at a special event in October. Avatar co-producer Brooke Breton, a former SVP Production at James Cameron’s effects house Digital Domain who also worked on three Star Trek movies from 1986-91, will receive the 2024 VES Founders Award.
The group also named Reid Paul and Ronald B. Moore as Lifetime VES Members and posthumously will induct Tim McGovern, Thad Beier, Maya Deren and Dorothy Davenport into the VES Hall of Fame.
Read more about them all below. “Our honorees represent a group of exemplary and pioneering artists and innovators who have had a profound impact on the field of visual effects,” VES Board Chair Kim Davidson said. “We are proud to recognize those who helped shape our shared legacy and continue to inspire future generations of VFX practitioners.” The 23rd annual VES Awards will be handed out Tuesday, February 11, and the nominees will be revealed January 14.
Here is more about the Visual Effects Society’s honorees revealed today, per the group: Brooke Breton, Founders AwardHonored for her sustained contributions to the art, science or business of visual effects and meritorious service to the Society.
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