VFX supervision
Keep the director’s vision clear from script breakdown to final shot. I connect shoot planning, on-set capture, vendor direction, and creative review so every team understands what the image needs.
VFX supervisor & creative technology
I’m Marcus LeVere. I help directors, producers, and studios turn demanding ideas into finished work, from the first VFX plan to the final frame.
Vancouver, Canada Working with teams worldwide
ON THE FLOOR. IN THE WORK.
25+ yearsin film & visual effects
01 / How I can help
Bring me in to lead the visual effects, work through a technical challenge, or give your production a clearer plan.
Keep the director’s vision clear from script breakdown to final shot. I connect shoot planning, on-set capture, vendor direction, and creative review so every team understands what the image needs.
Find where a new tool helps, then build a workflow your team can use. I bring hands-on experience in machine learning and virtual production to prototypes, technical planning, and practical evaluation.
Turn creative ambition into a shared view of scope, cost, and responsibilities. I develop bidding structures and production workflows that help producers, artists, and vendors make informed decisions.
Explore VFX Breakdowns02 / Experience that translates
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I’ve worked on the image, led the artists, and built the systems behind them.
That perspective connects the creative and technical conversations. I can work through what a director wants, what a shoot needs to capture, and what the team needs to finish it.
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Star Trek · G.I. Joe · Halo · The Twilight Zone · Chilling Adventures of Sabrina · A Series of Unfortunate Events
03 / Built by Marcus
FROM PRODUCTION PROBLEMS TO WORKING TOOLSMy software projects put the same approach into practice: identify a real need, build something useful, and keep the creator in control.
Story development / Creator
From an idea to an illustrated treatment. Develop scenes, organize characters, and export a PDF your collaborators can discuss.
Built to give a story structure before production begins.
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BIDDING & PLANNING
VFX bidding and production planning tools for shot estimates, crew needs, and delivery.

VENDOR DISCOVERY
A directory for finding VFX vendors, comparing specialties, and checking availability.

AI CREATIVE WORKFLOWS
AI tools for creating advertising and creative content, from an initial idea to usable assets.

INTERACTIVE VIDEO
Interactive video tools with AI-generated controller inputs for creators.

CREATIVE COLLABORATION
An artist-led initiative for collaborative production and positive stories about AI.


04 / How I work
Good supervision creates clarity. Artists know what matters. Production knows where the risk is. The director can see the work moving toward the right target.
I bring a hands-on approach, direct communication, and respect for the craft. New technology earns its place when it helps people make better work.
Understand the story, the image, and the constraints before choosing the technique.
Make assumptions visible and give the team something concrete to respond to.
Bring creative direction, resources, and delivery into the same conversation.
Before we talk
As early as possible, ideally while the script, creative approach, and budget are still taking shape. I can also join around a specific need, such as shoot preparation, vendor planning, a technical prototype, or a VFX review process.
Yes. I’m based in Vancouver and work with teams worldwide. Remote collaboration, travel, and on-site requirements can be discussed around your production’s location and schedule.
Yes. We can start with the problem you want to solve, test a focused workflow, and evaluate the output with the people who will use it. Quality, consistency, review, and your production’s requirements come before adopting a new tool.
A short description of the project, the kind of support you need, your target dates, and where the team is based. If you have an estimated VFX scope or budget range, that helps frame a useful first conversation. Please keep confidential material out of the initial email.
Let’s make something worth seeing.
VANCOUVER / WORLDWIDETell me what you want to make, where the challenge is, and when you need to move. Let’s talk about how I can help.