When 12-year-old Wang Ke first saw Jurassic Park 🦖, he felt pure magic. Fast forward a dozen years, and that childhood spark has grown into an epic VFX career.
After starting in international trade, Wang Ke switched gears to special effects makeup, mastering everything from latex monsters to mechanical rigs. But he didn’t stop there: he dove into coding and digital tech, pushing himself to bridge the gap between practical props and computer graphics 💻.
For his latest project, the blockbuster Dongji Rescue, Wang Ke led a dream team to build custom software and a precise water spray system. By simulating ship-wave interactions down to the tiniest droplet, he brought an impossible storm scene to life 🌊🎥.
His secret? A blend of passion, creativity, and nonstop learning—proving that with a little Jurassic Park-inspired awe, any young dreamer can level up their game. Ready to chase your own blockbuster dreams? 🚀
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Blockbusters inspire 12-year journey to special effects career
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