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Until the late ’90s, both worked in the movies, doing visual effects such as the “bullet-time” slow motion in “The Matrix,” an airplane explosion in “Eraser,” and various other illusions done with special cameras and silicone models. Chamberlain Group employee Merina Andersen assembled medical model hearts.
Matthew Cavanaugh for The Boston Globe
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Until the late ’90s, both worked in the movies, doing visual effects such as the “bullet-time” slow motion in “The Matrix,” an airplane explosion in “Eraser,” and various other illusions done with special cameras and silicone models.


Chamberlain Group employee Merina Andersen assembled medical model hearts.