Introvision International

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Introvision International was a special effects company that worked on several big Hollywood films founded in 1980 and ceased operations at 1011 N Fuller Hollywood in 2001, moving to a smaller location in North Hollywood. The Introvision System primarily used its Introvision front projection system. Tom Naud was the founder and president of the company. Issachar “Issy Shabtay” built the entire studios location and was studios facilities manager, head set builder, and head of studio operations.