January 16th, 2008 by admin
VES Education/Technology Committee Presents:
“The Future of Character Animation: What Do New Technologies Mean to Artists?”
This panel is designed to address the changes that advances in animation technologies are making to how animation is produced and what that means for animation artists. Performance capture techniques are here to stay, but it has also been repeatedly shown that more traditional means of bringing characters to life still have a major role to play in animation production.
What does all of this mean to the artists, performers, actors and technologists who must work together? How do studios/directors/producers/supervisors decide which techniques will bring their vision to the screen? It is our hope that this panel will creatively enlighten us with discussions of real solutions and guidelines for the individuals who do and love animation.
MODERATOR:
Frank Gladstone (Gladstone Film, Inc)
PANELISTS:
Dave Barclay (Perform FX) – Puppet Capture Technology
Steve Chiodo (Chiodo Brothers) – Stop Motion Animation
Ken Duncan (Duncan Studio) – 3D Key Frame Animation
Don Hahn (Disney Producer) – 2D Hand Drawn Animation
Kenn McDonald (Sony Pictures Imageworks) – Motion Capture Technology
Michelle Papandrew (Cartoon Network Studios) – Flash Animation
DATE : SATURDAY, Jan 19, 2007
TIME: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
PLACE: Sony Pictures Imageworks (Ince Theater)
9050 W. Washington Blvd.
Culver City, CA
FEES:
VES Members log on to: www.visualeffectssociety.com to RSVP
Free for VES members. All unions, organizations & students discount fee @ $10.
All Non-Members fee @ $20
RSVP: Contact VES at (818) 981-7861 to RSVP
VES Members can use the link for the VES website to RSVP