I am a VFX supervisor and producer. I run VFX departments on film and television productions, and I build the tooling that makes that work possible when there is no department to hand it to, just one person and the schedule.
My background is the pattern most working supervisors share: years on set and in the pipeline, across the full arc of a production from bid to final delivery, learning the parts of the job that never make it into a job description. I don't publish specific credits here; ask, and I'm happy to talk about the work.
I work through Wangle Media, and I build production tooling as a matter of course, because the tools that exist rarely fit the job in front of me. Breakdown Studio, an open-source shot-breakdown pipeline, is the first of that tooling I've shipped publicly, released under the MIT license.
The thing I actually do, in one line: supervise the shots, engineer the pipeline, and orchestrate the AI with the right guardrails, on the same production, at the same time.
Questions, collaborations, or just say hello. I read everything myself.