Diane Holland | CEO

Diane Holland began her visual effects career in 1989 George Lucas' Industrial Light and Magic, where for four years she assisted management in developing the infrastructure necessary for such groundbreaking projects as Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park. As the third person tapped to join start-up Digital Domian in 1993, Diane left ILM to act as DD's Director of Operations, where she supervised the build-out of the studio and the expansion to 230 employees in their first year. Diane then presented DD to 60 film productions over the following year as Director of Marketing for the feature film division. Continued ...

Stephen Regelous | Founder and CTO

In 2004, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences awarded Stephen Regelous a Scientific and Engineering Award for the design and development of Massive. Science and Engineering Awards are awarded for achievements that exhibit a high level of engineering and are important to the progress of the motion picture industry. While shooting rear projection and building microcontroller cards, Stephen taught himself programming and wrote motion control camera software. By the late 80s Stephen began writing software for particle animation, muscle based facial animation, morphing and 2D compositing. Continued ...

Mark Pammenter | Sales & Marketing

Bringing over 25 years experience in 3D software sales, marketing and business management to the company, Mark Pammenter heads up Sales & Marketing for Massive Software. On Mark's motivation in joining up with Massive, "Everyone is hunting for innovation to improve the production pipeline - whether they're making films, games, cars or building cities. As the only tool honoured with an Academy Award for autonomous agent based animation, Massive provides the user with a new level of productivity and creativity not seen in the industry before." Continued ...

Edward Romanov | Finance & Strategy

Edward began his career in commercial banking developing acquisition strategies for Fidelity Bank in Philadelphia. He then spent three years as a CPA with Ernst & Young in Pennsylvania and California, before managing the development of several of San Diego's most notable high-rise projects. This inspired him to then complete $150 million of development projects for his own account in the 1980s. Ed was instrumental in growing a $100 million private healthcare company into a $3.0 billion NYSE company in the 1990's as manager of business development. Continued ...