Craig Hayes

Craig Hayes (* 20th century ) is an American VFX supervisor and art director .

Craig Hayes has worked in the special effects field in the US film industry since the mid-1980s . His first major assignment was as the creator of the ED-209 police robot for the film RoboCop . For the film Jurassic Park , he was involved in the development of Direct Input Device Technology (DID), which enables sensor-based models to transfer movements to digital levels. For this he was awarded an Oscar for technical merit in 1997 . As an employee of the Tippett Studio , he was involved in a number of other large productions. For Hollow Man , he was nominated for the 2001 Oscar for Best Visual Effects and received a Saturn Award . In 2004 he was nominated for a Saturn Award for the best special effects for Matrix Revolutions .

Filmography (selection)

• 1987: RoboCop
• 1988: Willow
• 1989: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids ( Honey, I Shrunk the Kids )
• 1990: RoboCop 2
• 1993: RoboCop 3
• 1993: Jurassic Park
• 1996: Tremors 2: The Return of the Rocket Worms ( Tremors 2: Aftershocks )
• 1996: Dragonheart
• 1997: Starship Troopers
• 1999: The Uncle from Mars ( My Favorite Martian )
• 2000: Hollow Man - Invisible Danger ( Hollow Man )
• 2001: evolution
• 2002: Blade II
• 2003: Matrix Revolutions ( The Matrix Revolutions )
• 2005: Constantine
• 2008: Red Cliff
• 2011: War of the Gods ( Immortals )
• 2012: Mirror Mirror - The Truly True Story of Snow White ( Mirror Mirror )
• 2015: The Boy Next Door
• 2017: A Series of Unfortunate Events ( A Series of Unfortunate Events , TV series, 8 episodes)

Web links

• Craig Hayes in the Internet Movie Database (English)