On-line Session Announcement:

Digital Visual Effects and Animation: Ask a Professional (Student Series)

As part of promotions for his new book, The Digital Visual Effects Studio, Mayur Patel is hosting on-line webinar sessions for students of film and computer graphics to discuss digital visual effects and animation production.  Mayur will host each session, presenting material relating to production pipelines and answering questions posed by attendees.

Multiple sessions are planned.  Each session is limited to 20 attendees, to allow everyone to participate.  All sessions are free and participants require only an up-to-date web browser.

Register for the session of your choice at http://www.clockandflame.com

Mayur has more than thirteen years of experience in digital visual effects and animation, at studios such as Industrial Light + Magic and Disney Feature Animation.  He has served as an artist, supervisor, technologist and executive. He has worked on more than eighteen films, including Disney’s Tarzan (1999), Perfect Storm (2000), AI (2001) and Hulk (2003). In 2006, he supervised the visual effects for George Miller’s Academy award winning animated feature, Happy Feet. Mayur authored the book, The Digital Visual Effects Studio: The Artists and Their Work Revealed, in 2009.

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Mayur’s book is available now at Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Visual-Effects-Studio-Revealed/dp/1448665477

Hey I’m a big fan of Mayurs work and he’s worked on some amazing films. AI, Happy Feet etc. Were the webinars recorded? Because I’d like to be able to watch them if that’s possible.

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Thanks for the kind words.  One of the webinars was recorded, yes.  You can find the webinar video on-line at http://www.clockandflame.com in the downloads section of the website.  Run-time is approx 1 hour.

Today the Film Academy provides some 450 students with practically based training in the fields of film, television and new media. Future animation filmmakers, editors, screenwriters, soundtrack composers, cinematographers, media designers, producers, directors, actors, sound designers and production designers learn how films are made by making films – under the guidance of guest teachers from all areas of film and in the context of close interdepartmental collaboration.

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