John P. Nugent

John P. Nugent is credited in the visual effects department for three films. Nugent served as a visual effects artist on the 2013 feature Now You See Me, contributing to the film’s digital illusions and effects sequences. The work involved integrating computer-generated imagery with live-action footage to create the film’s signature magic tricks and visual transformations.

In 2017, Nugent held the role of visual effects supervisor for The Girl Who Invented Kissing, overseeing the design and execution of visual effects throughout the production. The position required coordinating with the director and crew to ensure that digital enhancements aligned with the film’s narrative and aesthetic.

Nugent later worked as visual effects supervisor on The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot i…