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Christopher Nelson

Special Make-Up FX Designer, Department Head & Artist

He’s built monsters, resurrected icons, and learned that the best work starts with trust.

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Tomorrow we’re on set with Christopher Nelson Episode 003 The Oscar-Winning Artist Behind Hollywood’s Most Iconic Monsters | Christopher Allen Nelson ( Halloween Kills, Suicide Squad, American Horror Story, Avengers: End Game )