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Madhu becomes first Indian to present VES awards

Published on : February 11, 2011
Madhu becomes first Indian to present VES awards

A proud moment for all of us, Madhu Sudhanan was the first Indian presenter at the Visual Effects Society Awards (VES) Ceremony in Los Angeles, February 1, 2011. Mr. Madhu Sudhanan had presented two awards in the gaming category.



 

Outstanding Real-Time Visual Effects in a Video Game


Halo: Reach


Marcus Lehto, Joseph Tung, Stephen Scott, CJ Cowan

 

Outstanding Animated Character in a Video Game

StarCraft II - Sarah Kerrigan

Fausto De Martini, Xin Wang, Glenn Ramos, Scott Lange

 

Way back in 2004, Madhu Sudhanan was the first Indian to become a member of the prestigious Visual Effects Society, a professional and honorary group whose goal is to maintain the high standards and promote the science of visual effects.  These awards are considered a precursor for the visual effects winners at the Academy Awards, which will take place on February 27.

 

Madhu is the VES Ambassador for India, Malaysia and other parts of South East Asia, with a portfolio of work that includes visual effects work on such films as, Lord Of The Rings, CLICK, Spiderman 3, The Warrior's Way, Gulliver's Travels and many more.

 

Speaking with CG Today, Madhu said, ”It was a pleasure to spend time with my fellow artists and to be a part of honoring the outstanding work of my colleagues. These awards are the most important in the field of visual effects, and help maintain the integrity and quality of this emerging technology.”

 

Top winners at the ceremony included:  Inception, Hereafter, and How to Train Your Dragon, followed closely by  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.

 

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