Trivia

Founder, Mirage Technologies, 1995. Co-Chairman and Co-President, Pacific Title/Mirage, 1997-1999.

Born in Hungary and escaped with his parents during the Hungarian Revolution in 1956, which started on his 10th. birthday.

He began his professional career in health care, before transitioning to entertainment. Following his Internship at Beth Israel Hospital / Harvard Med, in clinical psych, he was in private practice in Boston, while also on the faculty of Harvard Medical School, Dept of Psychiatry/Psychology.

Gulas coined the name 'LifeFx' and oversaw the development of the Company's breakthrough technologies in the creating of the most photorealistic human facial animation. With a development team the company hired and brought to LA from MIT, which included Mark Sager (who was a graduate student at MIT) LifeFx became a product which Pacific Title/Mirage created a free standing Company with, which on NASDAQ reached a market cap of a billion dollar. Gulas and Sager were granted a US Patent for the core technology utilized in photorealistic facial/ body animation in LifeFx.

He was a founder of Mirage Technologies in Boston with partners from MIT, which with VC funding from Safeguard Scientific purchased one of Hollywood's oldest and premier post-production/ visual effects facilities Pacific Title (renamed Pacific Title/Mirage) where he assumed a leadership position. He was responsible for the Company's expansion, including the build-out of its 75.000 sq. ft. studio on Gower, and he oversaw Pacific Title/Mirage's participation in many of the major visual effects driven tent-pole projects in the late 90's.