Eric Swenson Net Worth

Eric Swenson net worth is
$1.9 Million

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Eric Leon Swenson (Not to be confused with Eric Richard Swenson)(August 4, 1946 – June 20, 2011) was an American skateboard designer and magazine publisher.Born in San Francisco, Swenson was the chief skateboard designer for the Independent Truck Company which he co-founded with skateboard entrepreneur Fausto Vitello in 1978. In 1981 he co-founded Thrasher magazine with Vitello; a publication which is credited with helping to revitalize the popularity of skateboarding during the last two decades of the 20th century. He also played an instrumental role in helping to elevate skateboarding from a hobby into an internationally recognized sport.He was a fan of punk and hard rock, and befriended a number of musicians. Swenson's hobbies included playing guitar and repairing motorcycles and other vehicles, although he did not skateboard himself.Swenson shot himself in front of a San Francisco police station on June 20, 2011, reportedly to spare his family from discovering his body. He was 64. According to his wife, he had suffered from joint problems for the past several years aggravated by a leg injury suffered in a 1972 motorcycle accident and in the months prior to his death, the pain was becoming unbearable to him.

Net Worth	$1.9 Million
Date Of Birth	1946-08-04
Died	2011-06-20
Profession	Visual Effects, Camera Department
Nicknames	Eric Swenson, Swenson, Eric

#	Fact
1	One of 115 people invited to join AMPAS in 2007.

Visual Effects

Title	Year	Status
Kristy	2014	visual effects supervisor: on-set
Crazy, Stupid, Love.	2011	visual effects supervisor: on-set - Gravity
Invincible	2006	visual effects cameraman
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou	2004	visual effects director of photography
Hulk	2003	visual effects director of photography: teaser only
X2	2003	visual effects director of photography
Sweet Home Alabama	2002	visual effects director of photography
Clockstoppers	2002	visual effects director of photography
Monkeybone	2001	miniatures director of photography
The 6th Day	2000	visual effects director of photography - uncredited
Blade	1998	miniature unit director of photography
Armageddon	1998	visual effects director of photography - uncredited
Species II	1998	director of photography: Digital Magic
RocketMan	1997	miniature unit director of photography
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	1997	miniature unit director of photography - uncredited
Volcano	1997	miniature effects director of photography
Judge Dredd	1995	live action motion control camera operator: Mass. Illusion
Aurora: Operation Intercept	1995	visual effects director of photography
Witch Hunt	1994	TV Movie motion control operator: Perpetual
Ed Wood	1994	miniature unit director of photography - uncredited
Jurassic Park	1993	animatics: Tippett Studio
RoboCop 3	1993	effects camera: Tippett Studio
Mom and Dad Save the World	1992	miniature unit director of photography
Hook	1991	effects camera
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country	1991	effects camera
Ghost	1990	special effects camera operator: ILM
Back to the Future Part III	1990	effects camera operator
The Hunt for Red October	1990	animation effects camera: ILM
Back to the Future Part II	1989	effects camera operator: ILM
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	1989	animation camera operator: ILM
Denver, the Last Dinosaur	1988	TV Series camera and optical effects - 1 episode
SpaceCamp	1986	motion control
Dune	1984	motion control

Camera Department

Title	Year	Status
Revenge of the Electric Car	2011	Documentary additional camera
James and the Giant Peach	1996	camera and lighting operator
The Nightmare Before Christmas	1993	camera operator

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Revenge of the Electric Car	2011	Documentary	Himself
What is the Electric Car?	2010	Documentary	Himself
'Dune': Models and Miniatures	2006	Video documentary short	Himself