Colin Strause Net Worth is
$1.1 Million

Mini Biography

Colin Strause was raised in the suburbs of Chicago. Colin and his sibling Greg Strause started experimenting with visible effects within their early teenagers. In 1995, he relocated to LA and started focusing on the unique results for The X-Files (1993). Following that he shifted to big-budget strikes like the Nutty Teacher (1996), Volcano (1997), as well as the iceberg series from the Academy Award-winning Titanic (1997). Then broke in to the music video and industrial arena, managing the unique effects for performers such as for example U2, Britney Spears, and Aerosmith aswell as places for Nike, Jeep, and Pepsi. In 2000, Colin received a MTV Video Music Award for Greatest Art Path for the Crimson Warm Chili Peppers’ video, “Californication.” This led him and Greg to start out directing beneath the moniker “The Brothers Strause,” and their Linkin Recreation area clip “Crawling” was nominated for Greatest Direction and Greatest Rock Video in the 2001 VMAs. Other performers they have aimed for add a Perfect Group, Nickelback, Disturbed, and Staind. Their visible effects company [Hydraulx] reaches the forefront from the Industry delivering ground-breaking focus on the blockbusters Fantastic Four (2005), Terminator 3: Rise from the Machines (2003), and YOUR DAY After Tomorrow (2004). The Brothers have recently directed places for Coca Cola, Ford, AMERICA Sea Corps, Toyota, Common Studios and Sony PlayStation’s “God of Battle.” Their most recent music video for AN IDEAL Circle’s “Passive” designated their second cooperation with the music group. The video was shot nearly completely with thermal video cameras and featured around the Constantine soundtrack and Dvd movie.

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