CREDIT LIST
JOHN COX’S CREATURE WORKSHOP
1978 – 2023
John Cox has more than 40 years experience in the visual effects industry and is the director of Australia’s leading effects company, John Cox’s Creature Workshop. State of the art services include digital laser scanning, digital sculpting, 3D printing and 5 axis CNC routing.
John Cox’s achievements include:
1995 Academy Award for Visual Effects for the movie ‘Babe’
1999 Elected a voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
2006 Kinetone Award for ‘Significant contributions to the Queensland Film and Television Industry’
2007 Australian Film Industry (AFI) Awards winner for Visual Effects for ‘Rogue’
2007-2010 Queensland Smart State Creative Arts Ambassador
2002-2018 Patron of the Gold Coast Film Festival
Peter Rabbit 2
Dora the Explorer
Aquaman
Alien Covenant
Thor: Ragnarok
Gods of Egypt
Narnia – Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Oceans
Nim’s Island
Love Story 2050
Rogue
Host
Siegfried
Racing Stripes
Peter Pan
George of the Jungle 2
Scooby Doo
Inspector Gadget 2
Crocodile Dundee in LA
Komodo
Pitch Black
Jackie Chan’s First Strike
Babe
Dead Calm
The Return of Captain Invincible
Sony Pictures
Nickelodeon
Warner Bros.
Fox Films
Asgard Productions
Pyramania
Walden Media
Disney
Walden Media
Baweja Films
Emu Creek Pictures
Chungeorahm Films
Constantine Films
Alcon Entertainment
Universal/Revolution
Disney
Warner Bros.
Disney
Village Roadshow
Scan Box
Universal/Interscope
Golden Harvest
Universal
Kennedy Miller
Seven Keys
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
AUS
USA
FRA
USA
IND
AUS
KOR
GER
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
HK
USA
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2009
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1981
‘How to Make a Monster’ Exhibition
‘How to make a Monster – the art and technology of animatronics’ is a ‘behind the scenes’ exhibition exploring all the skills and processes used to bring creatures and characters from the written page to the silver screen. Between 2004 – 2015 JCCW toured this interactive exhibition in the USA and Canada twice, New Zealand twice, all major cities of Australia, a number of major regional venues. Finishing at the National Museo de Cinema, Italy, How to Make a Monster hosted more than 3/4 million visitors.