
Vision Crew Unlimited was established in 1994 as a facility that would provide quality miniatures, props, as well as physical, mechanical and visual effects to the entertainment community. The founders were, prior to VCU, all freelance artists working at some of the most top-notch effects companies in the industry. When they decided to branch off on their own, they took with them their years of experience on many high profile projects as well a new found enthusiasm for providing production companies with a new source for visual effects. VCU quickly gained a reputation for delivering what they promised and managed to establish a notable client base as well as a very impressive reel. Several industry publications took note of VCU's up-and-coming presence and written articles about their work:
VFXPro Interview with Evan Jacobs (April 2001)
VFXPro VCU Closure (May 2002)
Gatorade Commercial - Animation Artist (April 2002)
- View excerpt from the TV show Extra on Chrysler "Golden Gate"
Shoot Magazine
article on Jeep "Hand"
- Dateline NBC coverage of Toyota Tundra spot
VFX Pro - Lexus "High Bank" Commercial
excerpt about Lexus "High Bank" (December 1998)
- Cinesite Press Release on The Mummy
Anti-Smoking "50 Ways" (June 1998)
American Cinematograper article about "Titanic" (December 1997)
Millimeter Magazine - Titanic (July 1997)
- Post Magazine "Not So Digital Effects" (January 1997)
- Entertainment Tonight Coverage of Titanic Miniseries
- Variety's "On Production" Magazine (re: Titanic MOW)
American Cinematographer: "New York, NY" (November 1996)
SHOOT magazine, "Spotlight," November 15, 1996 - "Vision Crew Shakes For Plymouth, Bozell": Vision Crew Unlimited designed and built custom rigs for Plymouth's "Shaker" spot (Voyager, Breeze, and Neon) via Bozell Worldwide. Evan Jacobs, executive producer; Douglas Miller and Jon Warren, creative/technical directors. (Link opens a scan of the magazine page.)- "Plymouth Shakers" Press Release
Shoot Magazine:
"VCU Broadens Services"
Shoot Magazine:
"Formation Of VCU"