Visual effects · Compositing · Since 2007
Senior compositor on feature films and series since 2007, at studios including DNEG, MPC, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Barnstorm VFX and CoSA VFX.
Film and television
Frames from shots Jeremy worked on
Most recent Stuart Fails to Save the Universe (HBO Max, 2026) · CoSA VFX Official trailer
Productions Jeremy worked on include two Academy Award winners for Best Visual Effects and an Emmy winner for Outstanding Special Visual Effects.
Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, 2013
Jeremy: Compositing TD at Rhythm & Hues
Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and BAFTA for Special Visual Effects, 2018
Jeremy: Compositor at DNEG
Emmy Award for Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Season or a Movie, 2024
Jeremy: Senior compositor at Barnstorm VFX
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Where a shot becomes one image.
Compositing is the last step of visual effects. Live-action plates, CG renders, matte paintings and simulations are combined into a single frame and matched for lens, light, colour, grain and motion until nothing gives the seams away. Jeremy has done that work since 2007, often leading sequences and developing their look.
Men in Black: International 2019 · DNEG
The twins’ particle fight. CG layers from DNEG’s published breakdown of this shot.
Pennyworth 2020 · CoSA VFX
Night set extension: sky and gasholder, rooflines, period posters and doorway, rig removal.
Man of Steel 2013 · MPC
From Jeremy’s earlier compositing reel.
2007 — 2026
In production since 2007.
Nearly two decades of feature film and television work, from Life of Pi to Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
Biography
Jeremy Meltzer is a senior visual effects compositor. Since 2007 he has worked on feature films and series in Los Angeles, Vancouver and Atlanta, at studios including Rhythm & Hues, MPC, Digital Domain, Sony Pictures Imageworks and DNEG, and more recently Barnstorm VFX, Crafty Apes and CoSA VFX — often as a sequence lead and look development artist. His credits include Life of Pi, Blade Runner 2049, The Boys, Shōgun and, most recently, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
Alongside production he has been working in reality capture: photogrammetry, LiDAR and Gaussian splatting. He studied film at Emerson College, is a member of the Visual Effects Society, and is based in Atlanta.
Jeremy is not only one of those very seasoned seniors that you can throw any curveballs at, he is also a team player … I have been lucky to be Jeremy’s producer in multiple shows and studios, and he still impresses me every single time.