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Blue Sky Studios
Established Date: Feb. 1, 1987
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Blue Sky was founded in May of 1987 by six people. (in alphabetical order) Alison Brown (Administration), David Brown (President), Michael Ferraro (Systems Architect), Carl Ludwig (VP of R&D), Dr. Eugene Troubetskoy (Chief Scientist), and Chris Wedge (vice president of Creative Development). Other early key employees included Jan Carlee (Animation Director) and Tom Bisogno.
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Blue Sky's very first jobs included a recycling campaign for the Glass Institute of NY in 1988 and a film job for "Famous Players", a theater chain in Canada. That job featured procedurally generated skies, clouds, sunset and water with a glass logo.
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Dr. Eugene Troubetskoy -
Carl Ludwig
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Chris Wedge -
MAGI Synthavision -
Eugene Troubetzkoy
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VIFX -
Ice Age -
Robots -
Ice Age: The Meltdown -
Horton Hears a Who! -
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs -
Rio -
Ice Age: Continental Drift -
Epic -
Rio 2 -
The Peanuts Movie -
Ice Age: Collision Course -
Ferdinand -
Spies in Disguise
Fun Fact!
Blue Sky's very first jobs included a recycling campaign for the Glass Institute of NY in 1988 and a film job for "Famous Players", a theater chain in Canada. That job featured procedurally generated skies, clouds, sunset and water with a glass logo.
Blue Sky was founded in May of 1987 by six people. (in alphabetical order) Alison Brown (Administration), David Brown (President), Michael Ferraro (Systems Architect), Carl Ludwig (VP of R&D), Dr. Eugene Troubetskoy (Chief Scientist), and Chris Wedge (vice president of Creative Development). Other early key employees included Jan Carlee (Animation Director) and Tom Bisogno.