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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a former child actor who switched to the other side of the camera and became a [[visual effects designer]]. One of his first credits as a VED was on ''[[Ghost Light]]''. Before this, he had worked on episodes of [[Chris Boucher]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Star Cops|Star Cops]]'' [[director|directed]] by [[Graeme Harper]]. He had an active career for a few years thereafter and was credited sporadically until about [[2001]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a former child actor who switched to the other side of the camera and became a [[visual effects designer]]. One of his first credits as a VED was on the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' story ''[[Ghost Light]]''. Before this, he had worked on episodes of [[Chris Boucher]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Star Cops|Star Cops]]'' [[director|directed]] by [[Graeme Harper]]. He had an active career for a few years thereafter and was credited sporadically until about [[2001]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:46, 18 March 2012
Malcolm James (visual effects) was a former child actor who switched to the other side of the camera and became a visual effects designer. One of his first credits as a VED was on the Doctor Who story Ghost Light. Before this, he had worked on episodes of Chris Boucher's Star Cops directed by Graeme Harper. He had an active career for a few years thereafter and was credited sporadically until about 2001.
