Greg Aronowitz

Hey, welcome back to the BarnYard! An acre of land tucked away in the middle of Hollywood, where bulldogs roam free & imaginations come to life through the magic of special effects. We’ve created this blog so we can share our day-to-day creative chaos with you in a more real-time situation that our usual BTS video sites. But in typical BarnYard fashion, we will still be trying to load you up with as much “how to” information so you can make what ever we make at home.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Another peak at Dragon Age: Redemption!

We are still a while off from getting to divulge all the awesome secrets about Felicia Day's epic web series, "Dragon Age: Redemption", but if you are interested in seeing a little more from the art department, check out the video below! X-Play on G4 visited us on stage for a day, and captured some cool shots of the sets while interviewing Ms. Day.

PC Games - E3 2011 - Dragon Age

You know you've hit the big time when you have molded meat!!! Make sure you get your copy of Dragon Age 2today!

1 comment:

KimmyMarch 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM
Awesome vid. Thanks for posting it. The set looks amazing.
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Greg's Bio

Over the past two decades, Greg Aronowitz has honed his skills as a special effects artist and design specialist by contributing to over two hundred films and television projects. His visual sense and wide-ranging abilities have been called upon by every major studio, and have made him a valuable commodity in the independent circuit. Greg has collected a large library of techniques to suit any size schedule or budget, having worked in every arena from Steven Spielberg to Roger Corman. His ability to deliver a rich visual style for an achievable budget keeps him in constant demand. Most recent film credits include Memoirs of a Geisha, Disney’s Haunted Mansion, Scooby Doo 2, Minority Report, A.I., Castaway, Saving Private Ryan, The X-Files, and Contact. Even on the largest of productions, Greg is often found wearing multiple hats; he has held almost every position on a film crew: From script supervisor to production designer, boom operator to sound design, gaffer to director of photography, producer to director.