Camille Cellucci is a creative, resourceful, and tenacious Producer with an impressive career in the film and interactive media industries that include visual effects, animation, VR, and motion capture. Camille takes pride in consistently seeking innovative ways to meet challenges that arise using cutting edge technology across multiple vendors. Camille’s film credits include the Academy Award Winning TITANIC, THE LITTLE PRINCE, THE WALK, 21 JUMP STREET, SALT and two of the MATRIX films. Camille's VR work includes Baobab's BABA YAGA, The VOID's RALPH BREAKS VR and AVENGER's DAMAGE CONTROL, as well as Google Spotlight Stories' SONARIA, and PIGGY. Humility, gratitude, empathy, vulnerability, faith in others, and acknowledgement of team efforts are qualities Camille effortlessly combines with traditional leadership skills to motivate her teams. Her unwavering commitment to the success of a project and to conveying the director’s vision speaks for itself. Quick Facts about Camille:▪ With a passion for innovation and leading-edge technology, Camille jumped into the rapidly expanding field of Virtual Reality producing such experiences as SONARIA and PIGGY with Google Spotlight Stories, RALPH BREAKS VR and AVENGERS: DAMAGE CONTROL with The VOID, and served as Head of Production at Baobab during the final 6 months of production for BABA YAGA.▪ Camille has spoken at numerous film festivals, industry conferences such as CTN, GDC and FMX, and Guild events. She served as a Judge for Siggraph's 2019 VR, AR, and MR program. She has lectured at more than 75 colleges and universities.▪ Camille was one of six producers, supervisors, and executives featured in Women of VFX published in ICG magazine.▪ Camille served as Visual Effects Producer on over 20 major motions pictures.▪ The 10th employee hired by Sony Pictures Imageworks, Camille played a critical role in hiring over 200 people, setting up the company’s infrastructure and producing visual effects for a number of films.▪ Winner of an Emmy Award and numerous other commendations, Camille was invited to participate in American Film Institute’s Directing Workshop for Women. She holds membership in AMPAS, DGA, PGA, VES and WIA.• Camille studied with Marcel Marceau at the Ann Arbor Summer Festival. (Fun fact you only know if you read this far. :-)