Ali Kojori
Moby ID: 46546
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Ali Kojori started his career in the entertainment industry in 1994 as an FX animator with Morning Glory Images for ‘The Outer Limits’ television series.
Ali moved to Mainframe Entertainment in 1996 to work as an FX/Character Animator/Lead Animator on shows such as ‘Reboot’, ‘Transformers Beast Wars’, and as Supervising Animator on ‘Shadow Raiders’ (War Planets), and ‘Weirdo’s’. He also taught animation, special effects and Video Games concepts at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Van Arts, and the Art Institute of Vancouver from 1997 to 2003.
In 1999, Ali moved into the video game industry at Electronic Arts, starting out in research and development on the upcoming PS2 and Xbox game consoles, and switching shortly thereafter to Technical Art Director role for a number of AAA titles including Def Jam: Vendetta (AKI), NBA Street, SSX, SSX Tricky, Triple Play Baseball 2001 and Fight Night 2004 (NuFX Chicago). He also served as Animation Director on FIFA 2003.
In April of 2004, Ali founded NextGen Entertainment, a new game production company. NextGen secured a contract with their first client Ubisoft to complete their Racing/Combat title 187 Ride or Die on which he served as Producer.
Credited on 12 games
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Street Riders (2006, PSP) | Cinematic Producer |
Heroes of the Pacific (2005, PlayStation 2) | Senior Producer |
187: Ride or Die (2005, PlayStation 2) | Producer |
Fight Night 2004 (2004, PlayStation 2) | Art Team |
Def Jam: Vendetta (2003, PlayStation 2) | Special Thanks (EAC ADG Dept.) |
FIFA Soccer 2003 (2002, Xbox) | Animation Directors |
Sled Storm (2002, PlayStation 2) | ADG |
NBA Street (2002, GameCube) | Package Illustrations |
FIFA Soccer 2003 (2002, PlayStation) | Animation Directors |
SSX Tricky (2001, GameCube) | Contributing Visual Artists |
Triple Play Baseball (2001, PlayStation 2) | Video Editors |
SSX (2000, PlayStation 2) | Special Thanks To |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 8 games with Peter Petkov
- 8 games with Darryl Jenkins
- 8 games with Dave Knudson
- 8 games with Beverly Koeckeritz
- 8 games with Mark Lange
- 8 games with Anthony Barbagallo
- 8 games with Anthony Alexander
- 7 games with Andrew Young
- 7 games with Daniel Kennett
- 7 games with Thomas Raycove
Companies
- 9 games with Electronic Arts, Inc.
- 7 games with Electronic Arts Vancouver
- 4 games with EA Sports Freestyle
- 4 games with EA Sports
- 3 games with Ubisoft Entertainment SA
- 2 games with Fédération Internationale...
- 2 games with Electronic Arts Ltd.
- 2 games with Electronic Arts Publishing SARL
- 2 games with Electronic Arts GmbH
- 2 games with Electronic Arts K.K.
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