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Inside Movie Monsters & Practical Effects with Mark Viniello – 3 Geeks Podcast

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On this episode of the 3 Geeks Podcast, Justin talks with special guest Mark Viniello, the practical and creature effects artist behind iconic projects like Starship Troopers, Spider-Man (2002), and The Tomorrow War. Mark shares how he broke into the world of effects, what inspires his work, and what it's really like creating creatures and practical designs for some of the biggest sci-fi and superhero films of the last few decades. They dive into the evolution of effects in Hollywood, the collaboration it takes to bring movie monsters to life, and memorable behind-the-scenes stories from Mark's career. It's a fun, laid-back conversation perfect for movie fans, filmmakers, and pop culture lovers. Let us know your favorite Mark Viniello film in the comments! Don't forget to subscribe for more interviews, reviews, and geek-filled conversations! Website: 3geekspodcast.com Follow Jason: @3geeksjay Follow the show: @3geekspodcast   #3GeeksPodcast #MarkViniello #StarshipTroopers #SpiderMan #TheTomorrowWar #MovieEffects #PracticalEffects #BehindTheScenes #MoviePodcast #FilmMaking #CreatureEffects

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