VIEW Conference - 2007 Edition

2007 Edition

Awards:

  • VFX and animation: Sharon Calahan, Paul Topolos, Jessica McMackin, Alex Harvill from Pixar; Lucia Modesto of PDI DreamWorks, creator of the Shrek saga's characters; Danny Dimian, creator of Surf's Up's waves; Academy Award winner Grant Major (production designer of The Lord of the Rings), Glenn Entis of Electronic Arts, Ken Perlin, inventor of Perlin noise; Peter Nofz and Parag Havaldar, of Sony Pictures Imageworks, on the latest developments in motion capture for filmmaking.
  • Premiere: two animated films: Khan Kluay, a Thai production, and Free Jimmy, a Norwegian production.
  • Videogames: among others, Age of Conan, LittleBigPlanet, and the ARG World Without Oil. Some of the guests include: Glen Entis, Peter Plantec, Joseph Olin, Ken Perlin. An entire section is dedicated to Second Life''.
  • The training opportunity: during VIEW Conference 8, the Torino Incontra conference center became the headquarters for specialized computer graphics training, open to the public. Training opportunities included: Paul Topolos (Pixar Animation Studios), Craft Animations, Autodesk, Antycip, Mike Springer (Google).
  • Design and digital architecture: Kevin Gilson, Grant Major, Muqeem Khan, James Clyne, Tino Schaedler, Fondazione Ultramundum.
  • Art installation: Franz Fishnaller (F.A.B.R.CATORS 2007): SOE | Space on Earth Project.
  • Torino and the European digital realities: BluMiAl Studios, EDI - Effetti digitali italiani, Pixomondo, Paola Zini (Torino 2008 World Design Capital).

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