Portrait of Mark Curtis

Mark Curtis

VFX Supervisor
Montréal
Episodic
Film

UK expat Mark Curtis joined Framestore in 2019, lending his considerable skills to The Aeronauts before commencing work on the genre-bending Tom & Jerry for Warner Bros.

Mark began his career at MPC in 2001, supervising  films such as the action-packed James Bond instalment Spectre and Clint Eastwood’s Sully, for which he was nominated for a Satellite and VES awards. He also served as MPC’s Head of Department for the cinematic adaptation of Yann Martel’s Life of Pi, which earned the team a visual effects Oscar and VES award. Mark then joined ILM’s Vancouver team, supervising A Wrinkle in Time and The Mummy.

Deftly balancing Framestore’s trademark mix of technical expertise and startling creativity, Mark prides himself on note-perfect work that fits seamlessly within the filmmaker’s creative vision.

Mark has recently delivered Peter Pan and Wendy for Disney+.

19th century fun fair bustling with people with a hot air balloon in the centre
The Aeronauts
Chloe Mortez in Tom and Jerry
Tom & Jerry
Jolly Roger
Peter Pan & Wendy

Credits

VFX Supervisor
VFX Supervisor
VFX Supervisor
VFX Supervisor
VFX Supervisor
A Wrinkle in Time
VFX Supervisor
The Mummy
VFX Supervisor
Sully
VFX Supervisor
Zoolander 2
VFX Supervisor
VFX Supervisor
Furious 7
VFX Supervisor
Fifty Shades of Grey
Head of Compositing