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If you were to list your favourite movies of all time, chances are, several of them have used special effects created by Industrial Light and Magic. Industrial Light and Magic was founded by George Lucas in 1975 to create ground-breaking visual effects for his film Star Wars. The company has been responsible for many film visual effects milestones, including the first time animated characters were integrated with live-action footage (Who Framed Roger Rabbit), the first morphing sequence (Willow), the first completely computer generated character (Dragonheart) and the first computer-generated, photo-realistic hair and fur on the animals in Jumanji. Industrial Light and Magic has been a part of many huge blockbuster films, including the Harry Potter series, the Indiana Jones series, E.T., the Jurassic Park series, the Pirates of the Caribbean, the Terminator Sequels and many more. For more on Industrial Light and Magic’s history, check out this documentary on the …