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LYNN BACINO 646-431-1719 [email protected] PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Blue Sky Studios - Greenwich, CT Lead Lighting Artist - 2010-present Senior/Lighting Artist - 2003-2010 • lighting and compositing for award-winning animated CG feature ﬁlms and shorts • create master lighting scripts for sequences based on color keys. • collaborate with directors to achieve the overall look and feel of a sequence. • supervise a team of shot lighters and conduct daily lighting rounds. • plan shot delivery dates to adhere to show schedule. • lighting promotional materials for Fox licensing and merchandising department. • ﬁlmography includes : Robots, Ice Age 2, No Time for Nuts, Horton Hears a Who, Ice Age 3, Rio, Ice Age 4, Rio 2, The Peanuts Movie, Ice Age 5 , Ferdinand (Oscar nominated), Spies in Disguise. Gravity (RhinoFX) - NYC Lighting Artist - 1998-2003 • 3D lighting and compositing for high-end VFX commercial post-production projects. • collaborated with art directors and producers to achieve the desired look of the project while adhering to tight agency deadlines. Rhino Post - NYC Motion Graphics Artist/3D Generalist - 1996-1998 • produced 2D and 3D graphics to be used in commercials. • collaborated with producers, editors, compositors and agency art directors to achieve the artistic objectives of the project while keeping within agency deadlines. NBC - NYC Broadcast Designer - 4/1996-11/1996 • designed graphics for various network shows including “Today Show” and “News at Sunrise” • collaborated with producers and editors to deliver graphic packages nightly for early morning show deadlines. Merrill Lynch Video Network - NYC Broadcast Designer - 1995-1996 • designed graphics and animation for corporate promotional material. • on-line graphics operator for live satellite broadcasts. Time Warner Cable - NYC Broadcast Designer - 1991-1995 • produced and designed graphics and animation for Pay Per View promotional packages. • created print materials for marketing department. TECHNICAL SKILLS Houdini Solaris ,Renderman, Nuke, CGI Studio, Maya, Arnold, After Effects, Adobe Suite, Linux EDUCATION SVA - 3D animation, drawing and composition Parsons School of Design - painting, color theory Pratt Institute - CG for Television SUNY - A.A.S advertising art and design.

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