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Ryan Conder

SFX Supervisor

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With a career in special effects of over 25 years, BAFTA award-winning Ryan is one of the UK’s most experienced supervisors. His most recent credits include Wuthering Heights (2026) and Warfare (2025). Having achieved a degree in Engineering at the University of Leeds, Ryan moved into the entertainment industry, where he applied his knowledge to the field of special effects on early productions including Sleepy Hollow, Band of Brothers, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, Children of Men and Casino Royale. Over the following twenty years, career credits include Captain America: The First Avenger, Edge of Tomorrow and 1917. In 2025, Ryan was awarded a BAFTA for his work on the Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

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The Art of Collaboration: Blending Effects and Design for 'Warfare'
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The Art of Collaboration: Blending Effects and Design for 'Warfare'

Tuesday, Dec 9, 2025
11:40 AM - 12:20 PM
Theatre 2

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Conference
The Art of Collaboration: Blending Effects and Design for 'Warfare'
Tuesday, Dec 9, 2025
11:40 AM - 12:20 PM
Craft & Innovation
Theatre 2
English

The Art of Collaboration: Blending Effects and Design for 'Warfare'

Directed by Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, Warfare presents an authentic and raw account of a 2006 Iraqi battle. An independent production with a modest budget, the film was shot on a set built on a Bovingdon Airfield carpark over just a one-month period. Filming was structured to simulate a real-time mission experience with an intense atmosphere. For a production which aimed to faithfully recreate the veterans’ experiences, word of mouth was key. Departmental silos were removed and a collaborative approach was taken to improve efficiency. Visual effects for the film were created by Cinesite. VFX Supervisor Simon Stanley-Clamp discusses some key challenges faced by the visual effects and design teams, with SFX Supervisor Ryan Conder and Production Designer Mark Digby.
In association with Cinesite
Speakers (2)
Ryan Conder
SFX Supervisor, .
Charlie Meakin
Art Director, .
Moderator (1)
Simon Stanley-Clamp
VFX Supervisor, Cinesite