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2014 voted President - VES - Visual Effects Society - Montreal Section.

Starting in 2003, Frank became a Freelance Digital Compositor. With more then 13 years under his belt, he has Digitaly composited in such motion pictures as Scooby Doo 2, Exorcist The begining, Cursed, Fantastic Four and Final Destination. As with most film proffesionals, Frank is also a huge Star Wars collector.

In 2000, he Frank created his personal website. . . NiubNiubsUniverse. Com. Celebrating his passion for Diorama building with a passion. Recreating exact movie set duplicates in scale for the action figures, Frank gives step by step instructions to his fans on how to re-create his work at home. Including Free blueprints and Decal Downloads. His passion and generosity led Lucasfilm to ask Frank to organise the Diorama Builders sections at both Star Wars Celebration II and Celebration III conventions in Indianapolis. There fans gathered to recreate some of the largest Star Wars dioramas in the world.

In 1998 Frank took the opportunity to join Buzz Image Group, a Montreal leader in Hi-End commercial and Film Visual Effects. Frank's very first film composites at Buzz included François Girard's highly acclaimed Red Violin, as well as national spots for Ford, Blue Zone and L'oreal Paris. After 5 years with Buzz Image group and completion on Confessions of a dangerous Mind and Extreme Ops, Frank decided to take a new direction in his career. . .

Upon graduation, Frank worked at PMT Video (an affiliation of TVA, one of Montreal's major television stations) from 1993 to 1998 creating Award Winning Television Opens and Corporate Videos. Working as both a 2-D animator and Artistic Director, this is where Frank got his first taste of Digital Compositing doing Beta Testing for Discreet Logic's Flint software.

Born on March 14, 1964, Native Montrealer Frank D'Iorio graduated from the University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) with a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic design. Within the program were Audio Visual Classes that helped Frank realise that Moving images instead of Print were his true passion.