Owen Braekke-Carroll
VFX Supervisor
Framestore
About the Speaker
"Owen joined Framestore&rsquos film division in 2013. As a Lead Compositor he worked on numerous high profile projects such as Doctor Strange, Thor Ragnarok and Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle. In 2018 he began VFX Supervising in the Episodic division, using his talent to work on series like Netflix&rsquos The Witcher and Black Mirror, Amazon's The Boys and others. Owen recently finished working on The Wheel of Time Season 3 and Season 2 of Invasion for Apple TV. Prior to this, he was working as show supervisor on HBO and Sky&rsquos The Baby, managing shoot supervision and four vendors, including Framestore. Before joining Framestore, Owen studied at the Australian National University in Canberra and graduated with a BA in Digital Art (Honours). He also has a Masters degree in Visual Effects, and began his career within film in 2011 at Rising Sun Pictures in Adelaide. Owen is passionate about pushing visual boundaries using the latest technology.
Matchmaking Information
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Speaker's Sessions (1)
Date
Session
Conference
Storytellers Briefing
At the very heart of our business is a desire to tell, share and shape stories which connect. Come and hear from four leaders with a passion for storytelling as they share how they’re using platforms, skills and technologies to tell stories which create emotional connections with audiences.
Advancing FX and Animation for Magical Storytelling
Discover how cutting-edge FX and animation are redefining the language of fantasy on screen. Framestore VFX Supervisor Owen Braekke-Carroll shares the groundbreaking techniques developed to visualise magic through light, motion, and emotion to create the world of The Wheel of Time — blending art and technology to create believable worlds beyond imagination. This session explores the evolving craft of digital storytelling, where innovation in effects and animation transforms myth into something tangible, sensory and cinematic.
In association with Framestore
Technology and Audience Trends and What they Mean for the Future of Storytelling
The screen sector feels like it is at crossroads with the legislative questions around AI, and equal amounts of bold and cautionary predictions about its future. But are there other trends under the surface, which need attention? And how might these technology and audience trends collide in the time horizon of the next three years? Rishi Coupland cuts through some of the noise to highlight some key signals of the future.
In association with BFI
Beyond the Tool: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Filmmaking
AI isn’t just another tool in the filmmaker’s kit - it’s changing the language of cinema itself. From cutting down ADR, reshoots, and cutaways to enabling seamless multilingual performances, AI is giving storytellers unprecedented creative control. Tools like Flawless’ TrueSync and DeepEditor are reshaping how stories are told, how performances are refined, and how productions are planned - unlocking new efficiencies while amplifying artistic intent. But with this transformation come new questions. What happens when machines become creative collaborators? How do we balance the creative freedom AI offers with the ethical and legal frameworks that protect human artistry? In this talk, we’ll explore the benefits, the risks, and the responsibilities of embracing AI in end-to-end filmmaking - and what it means for the future of storytelling.
In association with Flawless AI
Storytelling between The Lines: The Art of Production Design
The script is the story. But what about the things that aren’t mentioned, that shape the world the viewer sees? This talk explores how design becomes the silent author of mood, character, and subtext long before an actor speaks a line. Jonathan Paul Green will discuss how colour, texture, scale, and spatial choices quietly guide audience emotion, how environments can deepen a narrative without ever calling attention to themselves, and why the most powerful storytelling often happens in the details no one writes down. It’s a peek behind the curtain at the invisible craft that turns words on a page into a living, real world. The magic behind the art department.
In association with BFDG
- Advancing FX and Animation for Magical Storytelling
- Technology and Audience Trends and What they Mean for the Future of Storytelling
- Beyond the Tool: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Filmmaking
- Storytelling between The Lines: The Art of Production Design
Advancing FX and Animation for Magical Storytelling
Discover how cutting-edge FX and animation are redefining the language of fantasy on screen. Framestore VFX Supervisor Owen Braekke-Carroll shares the groundbreaking techniques developed to visualise magic through light, motion, and emotion to create the world of The Wheel of Time — blending art and technology to create believable worlds beyond imagination. This session explores the evolving craft of digital storytelling, where innovation in effects and animation transforms myth into something tangible, sensory and cinematic.
In association with Framestore
Technology and Audience Trends and What they Mean for the Future of Storytelling
The screen sector feels like it is at crossroads with the legislative questions around AI, and equal amounts of bold and cautionary predictions about its future. But are there other trends under the surface, which need attention? And how might these technology and audience trends collide in the time horizon of the next three years? Rishi Coupland cuts through some of the noise to highlight some key signals of the future.
In association with BFI
Beyond the Tool: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Filmmaking
AI isn’t just another tool in the filmmaker’s kit - it’s changing the language of cinema itself. From cutting down ADR, reshoots, and cutaways to enabling seamless multilingual performances, AI is giving storytellers unprecedented creative control. Tools like Flawless’ TrueSync and DeepEditor are reshaping how stories are told, how performances are refined, and how productions are planned - unlocking new efficiencies while amplifying artistic intent. But with this transformation come new questions. What happens when machines become creative collaborators? How do we balance the creative freedom AI offers with the ethical and legal frameworks that protect human artistry? In this talk, we’ll explore the benefits, the risks, and the responsibilities of embracing AI in end-to-end filmmaking - and what it means for the future of storytelling.
In association with Flawless AI
Storytelling between The Lines: The Art of Production Design
The script is the story. But what about the things that aren’t mentioned, that shape the world the viewer sees? This talk explores how design becomes the silent author of mood, character, and subtext long before an actor speaks a line. Jonathan Paul Green will discuss how colour, texture, scale, and spatial choices quietly guide audience emotion, how environments can deepen a narrative without ever calling attention to themselves, and why the most powerful storytelling often happens in the details no one writes down. It’s a peek behind the curtain at the invisible craft that turns words on a page into a living, real world. The magic behind the art department.
In association with BFDG



