ANDREW ADAMSON (Director) makes his directorial debut on "Shrek." He first joined PDI now PDI/DreamWorks in 1991 with an extensive background in visual effects. His credits as a visual effects supervisor with PDI/DreamWorks have included the films "Angels in the Outfield," and "Double Dragon." He has also worked on the visual effects for such films as "True Lies," "Heart and Souls" and "Toys."
Adamson also served as a key member of PDI/DreamWorks' commercial division on numerous award-winning spots, including Converse's "Planet Kevin," Dow "Scrubbing Bubbles Greatest Show," and Miller Genuine Draft's "Juke Box."
Apart from PDI/Dream Works, Adamson's work as a visual effects supervisor includes the features "Batman Forever," "A Time to Kill" and "Batman & Robin." He saw his visual effects work on the two "Batman" films short-listed for Oscar® nominations by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences.
Adamson began his career in computer graphics nearly 15 years ago in Auckland, New Zealand, as a computer animator at The Mouse That Roared. In 1986, he moved on to Design Director/Senior Animator at Video Images Ltd., where he worked on a variety of broadcast logos and television commercials.
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