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Sunday 22 October Saturday 21 October #VIEWCONFERENCE2017 | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 SATURDAY 21 OCTOBER SUNDAY 22 OCTOBER h h 9:00 9:00 10:00 10:00 MASTERCLASS COMICS AND CINEMA: A FANTASTIC INFLUENCE 11:00 11:00 MASTERCLASS GIANFRANCO GORIA MASTERCLASS SU UNREAL ENGINE / VR VISUAL CONNEXION: TECHNOLOGY AND ITALIAN CARTOONIST, SCRIPT-WRITER, DISNEY HACKATON PSYCHOLOGY APPLIED TO DESIGN THINKING CREATOR AND JOURNALIST ENEA LEFONS 12:00 10:30 - 12:30, 2 HOURS 12:00 SIMONE FAVARIN via Maria Vittoria 38 tNOTICE CO-FOUNDER UX DESIGNER 11:00 - 13:00, 2 HOURS EPIC GAMES MASTERCLASS via Maria Vittoria 38 10:00 - 15:00 13:00 13:00 UNREAL ENGINE FOR ENTERPRISE AND STUDIOS 4 HOURS ENEA LEFONS via Maria Vittoria 38 UX DESIGNER 14:00 EPIC GAMES 14:00 10:00 - 18:00 6 HOURS 15:00 15:00 via Maria Vittoria 38 MASTERCLASS PERCEPTION AND COLOR IN VIRTUAL REALITY 16:00 16:00 DONALD GREENBERG JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHICS CORNELL UNIVERSITY 17:00 17:00 15:00 – 18:00 3 HOURS via Maria Vittoria 38 18:00 18:00 19:00 19:00 20:00 20:00 KAVR FOOD LIVE EXPERIENCE UNREAL ENGINE ENEA LEFONS 21:00 21:00 UX DESIGNER EPIC GAMES 20:00 - 22:30 2 HOURS 30 MIN 22:00 22:00 LOCATION TBD 23:00 23:00 VIEW Conference | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM #viewconference2017 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 preVIEW – WORKSHOPS/ MASTERCLASS & GAMES BOOTCAMP MONDAY 23 OCTOBER GIOLITTI SELLA EINAUDI MOLLINO PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI 1 PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI 2 JUVARRA ANTONELLI SALA STAMPA 9:00 WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP 3D PAPER MODELS IN MASTERCLASS THE JOY OF PAINTING COLOR SYMBOLISM AND DESIGN KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS STORYBOARD CAMERA [WITH TILT BRUSH] AND CUTTING FOR COMEDY . NOËLLE TRIAUREAU MEGAN BRAIN ISABEL PARKINSON KRIS PEARN PRODUCTION DESIGNER: SMURFS: THE PAPER SCULPTURE DESIGNER, MASTERCLASS 10:00 TILT BRUSH COMMUNITY MANAGER, DIRECTOR: THE WILLOUGHBYS LOST VILLAGE - SONY PICTURES ORIGAMI, KUBO AND THE TWO PREVIS: AN OVERVIEW FOR BOTH GOOGLE VR BRON ANIMATION ANIMATION MASTERCLASS STRINGS TELEVISION & FILM 9:00 - 11:00 9:00 - 11:00 9:00 - 11:00 9:00 – 11:00 2 HOURS 2 HOURS 2 HOURS INTRODUCTION TO STORYTELLING 2 HOURS ELAINA SCOTT AND FILMMAKING ANIMATION SUPERVISOR - SUPERGIRL - THE CW 11:00 BRITTANY DUKES AND 9:45 – 11:45 DEVYN NICOLE MASTERCLASS ENEA LEFONS 2 HOURS THE ART OF DOCUMENTING WORKSHOP INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY IN CREATING PHOTOREALISTIC DIGITAL 9:00 - 13:00 MASTERCLASS UNREAL ENGINE ROUNDTABLES: CREATIVE INDUSTRIES MASTERCLASS IN CG CARTOONY HUMANS 4 HOURS SOCIAL TERRITORIALITY FOR COMPANIES & PROFESSIONALS ARE ANIMATION INVITED TO PRESENT THEIR WORK WORKSHOP LESLIE IWERKS INTERACTIVE CHARACTERS HAL HICKEL 12:00 DIRECTOR: THE HAND BEHIND THE I WANT A PUPPY! : THE MAKING OF AN SIMONE GIAMPAOLO ANIMATION SUPERVISOR, ROGUE ONE - MOUSE, THE PIXAR STORY, CLAUDIO PEDICA FREE ANIMATED SHORT DIRECTOR ILM. ACADEMY AWARD & BAFTA WINNER ILM: CREATING THE IMPOSSIBLE SENIOR INTERACTION DESIGNER BLUE-ZOO ANIMATION 11:15 - 12:45 MIKE FORD 11:00 - 13:00 SÓLFAR STUDIOS 09:00 - 15:00 11:15 - 13:15 1 HOUR 30 MIN VFX SUPERVISOR MASTERCLASS 2 HOURS 11:15 - 13:15 DURATION: 5 HOURS 2 HOURS SONY PICTURES IMAGEWORKS PROCEDURAL AND PRODUCTION 2 HOURS 11:45 - 13:15 TECHNIQUES USING HOUDINI 13:00 1 HOUR 30 MIN DEBORAH R. FOWLER PROFESSOR OF VISUAL EFFECTS – MASTERCLASS SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND CROSSING THE DIMENSIONAL RIFT DESIGN (SCAD) 12:15 - 14:15 MASTERCLASS 23-25 Oct JASON BICKERSTAFF 2 HOURS SCENOGRAPHY FOR ANIMATION. MASTERCLASS COMPOSITING IN NUKE VS GAME VIDEO GAMES BOOTCAMP 14:00 CHARACTER ARTIST DESIGNING FOR THE CAMERA HOW TO BECOME A STORY ARTIST: ENGINE FOR LINEAR VR EXPERIENCE 9.00 - 18:00 PIXAR ANIMATION STUDIOS MAKING THE TRANSITION CARLOS ZARAGOZA 13:00 - 15:00 ELOI CHAMPAGNE PRODUCTION DESIGNER: THE EMOJI CINZIA ANGELINI 2 HOURS TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - NATIONAL FILM MASTERCLASS WORKSHOP MOVIE - SONY PICTURES ANIMATION DIRECTOR OF MILA BOARD OF CANADA, VR GREAT STORIES COME FROM GREAT ANIMATION SUPERVISION FOR VISUAL 13:30 - 15:30 13:30 - 15:30 13:30 - 15:30 CHARACTERS EFFECTS ON A TELEVISION BUDGET AND 15:00 2 HOURS 2 HOURS 2 HOURS SCHEDULE MARK OSBORNE ELAINA SCOTT DIRECTOR - THE LITTLE PRINCE ANIMATION SUPERVISOR - SUPERGIRL - THE CW ADVANCED MASTERCLASS 13:15 - 17:15 MASTERCLASS 14:30 - 16:00 IN PERCEPTION AND COLOR IN 4 HOURS CREATING CHARACTERS IN VIRTUAL 1 HOUR 30 MIN VIRTUAL REALITY 16:00 REALITY MASTERCLASS MASTERCLASS DONALD GREENBERG STORY WORKSHOP: TROUBLESHOOTING DYLAN SISSON MIND MAPPING CONCEPTUALISATION OF JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN YOUR OWN IDEAS RENDERMAN - PIXAR LIGHT IN VFX COMPOSITING PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHICS 15:15 - 17:15 CORNELL UNIVERSITY VICTOR PEREZ CINZIA ANGELINI 2 HOURS DIRECTOR, VFX SUPERVISOR DIRECTOR OF MILA 15:00 - 18:00 17:00 15:45 - 17:45 15:45 - 17:45 3 HOURS MASTERCLASS 2 HOURS 2 HOURS NOTES AND EXPERIENCES ON CRAFTING AND HONING IMAGES FOR MOOD AND STORY ALESSANDRO JACOMINI 18:00 DIRECTOR OF LIGHTING, DISNEY STUDIOS 17:15 - 18:45 1 HOUR 30 MIN VIEW Conference | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM #viewconference2017 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 TUESDAY 24 OCTOBER h CAVOUR GIOLITTI EINAUDI PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI TERRAZZA GIOLITTI MOLLINO 8.00 REGISTRATION 9.00 ANIMATION . KEYNOTE THE MAKING OF MILA : CREATING A QUALITY ANIMATED FILM VIA THE WORLD WIDE WEB 9.00 10.00 CINZIA ANGELINI DIRECTOR, VALERIO OSS VFX SUPERVISOR ANIMATION/VR . KEYNOTE EXPLORING IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING IN VIRTUAL REALITY 10.00 11.00 ERIC DARNELL CHIEF CREATIVE DIRECTOR BAOBAB STUDIOS ANIMATION THE LIGHTING OF CARS 3 11.00 KIM WHITE 12.00 DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - LIGHTING, COLOR PIXAR ANIMATION STUDIOS MASTERCLASS DIRECTING ANIMATED FILMS MASTERCLASS 23-25 Oct VIDEO GAMES BOOTCAMP FRANCESCO FILIPPI UNREAL ENGINE 101 - FROM ZERO TO HERO . ……… 11.00 - 18:00 STUDIO MISTRAL ...VR ENEA LEFONS KEYNOTE 11:00 - 15:00 UX DESIGNER STEP INSIDE OUR STORIES EPIC GAMES 12.00 3 HOURS 13.00 VICKI DOBBS BECK 11:30 - 14:30 EXECUTIVE IN CHARGE 3 HOURS ILMxLAB VIEW Conference | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM #viewconference2017 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 TUESDAY 24 OCTOBER h CAVOUR GIOLITTI EINAUDI PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI TERRAZZA GIOLITTI MOLLINO 13.00 LUNCH 14.00 . ……… ...VR. MASTERCLASS MASTERCLASS FATE TO FACE WITH THE MOUNTAIN DIRECTING ANIMATED FILMS UNREAL ENGINE 101 - FROM ZERO TO HERO . ENEA LEFONS CLAUDIO PEDICA FRANCESCO FILIPPI UX DESIGNER 14.00 SENIOR INTERACTION DESIGNER STUDIO MISTRAL EPIC GAMES 15.00 SÓLFAR STUDIOS 11:30 - 14:30, 3 HOURS 11:00 - 15:00 3 HOURS . ……… ...VR LAUNCHING A CAREER IN ANIMATION, GAMES & VFX REAL DECISIONS, VIRTUAL SPACE: DESIGNING FOR VR MODERATOR: ANGIE WOJAK, DIRECTOR OF CAREER DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS NEW YORK 15.00 . UNIVERSITY 16.00 ELISABETH MORANT TIFFANY FEENEY, FOUNDER OF TALENT OUTPOST PRODUCT MANAGER , TILT BRUSH ALEX WILLIAMS, ANIMATOR & CARTOONIST, HEAD OF ANIMATION, ESCAPE STUDIOS GIORGIO XHAXH, CEO iMasterArt 15:00 - 16:00, 1 HOUR . ……… ...VR PHOTOREAL DIGITAL HUMANS AND WORKSHOP THE PROMISE OF VIRTUAL REALITY UNREAL ENGINE FOR ENTERPRISE AND STUDIOS 16.00 PAUL DEBEVEC ENEA LEFONS 17.00 SENIOR STAFF ENGINEER, ACADEMY AWARD WINNER, UX DESIGNER 23-25 Oct RESEARCH PROF. GOOGLE VR & ICT EPIC GAMES VIDEO GAMES BOOTCAMP 16:00 - 17:00 9.00 - 18:00 1 HOUR . ……… ..VFX BLADE RUNNER 2049 JOHN NELSON 17.00 OVERALL VFX SUPERVISOR, 18.00 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER STORYTELLING THE FUTURE OF STORYTELLING MODERATOR: STEVE BECK JOHN NELSON 18.00 ERIC DARNELL 19.30 VICKI DOBBS BECK MARK OSBORNE KRIS PEARN VIEW Conference | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM #viewconference2017 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 WEDNESDAY 25 OCTOBER h CAVOUR GIOLITTI EINAUDI PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI TERRAZZA GIOLITTI MOLLINO 8.00 REGISTRATION 9.00 ANIMATION WORKSHOP THE CREATIVE COLLABORATION ENTER UNREAL ENGINE 1 BEHIND THE LITTLE PRINCE IN-ENGINE INTRODUCTION 9.00 MARK OSBORNE ENEA LEFONS 10.00 DIRECTOR UX DESIGNER EPIC GAMES 9:00 - 10:00 1 HOUR WORKSHOP MAKE US ALIVE. AN IN DEPTH LOOK AT FROM ENDER'S GAME TO UBISOFT ATOMS CROWD SOFTWARE 10.00 11.00 JORDI GARCIA ALAN STANZIONE & DANIELE FEDERICO, CO- DIRECTOR, POST23 FOUNDER & DEVELOPER TOOLCHEFS 10:00 - 11:00 1 HOUR 23-25 Oct VIDEO GAMES BOOTCAMP 9.00 - 18:00 PREMIERE TALK MASTERCLASS WALT DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIOS - CASTING ANIMATE A SPIDER IN MOTION LIGHTS AND SHADOWS IN THE KINGDOM OF 11.00 ARENDELLE ALEX WILLIWAMS 12.00 MASTERCLASS ANIMATOR & CARTOONIST HEAD OF ANIMATION, ALESSANDRO JACOMINI ESCAPE STUDIOS DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - LIGHTNING, PROCEDURAL AND PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES 10:00 - 18:00 DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIOS USING HOUDINI 6 HOURS ANIMATION DEBORAH R. FOWLER PROFESSOR OF VISUAL EFFECTS – SAVANNAH INDEPENDENT OR CHEAP? COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN (SCAD) WHERE’S THE STORY? 11:00 - 13:00 12.00 2 HOURS 13.00 KRIS PEARN DIRECTOR: THE WILLOUGHBYS BRON ANIMATION VIEW Conference | 18TH INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS CONFERENCE | 2017 PROGRAM #viewconference2017 23 Oct preVIEW , Workshops/ Masterclasses only 24 - 27 Oct - Conference/ Exhibit Floor www.viewconference.it | Torino Incontra, Via Nino Costa 8 WEDNESDAY 25 OCTOBER h CAVOUR GIOLITTI EINAUDI PIAZZA DEI MESTIERI TERRAZZA GIOLITTI MOLLINO 13.00 LUNCH 14.00 INVESTMENT THE HISTORY OF VANCOUVER’S DIGITAL DEMYSTIFY THE MYTHS OF STARTUP/ GAMING ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY: AN ECOSYSTEM 14.00 STUDIO VALUATION AND ALIGNMENT OF “FANCY” EMERGES 14.30 INVESTOR AND THE FOUNDERS… LK SHELLEY NANCY BASI MANAGING PARTNER AFFINITI VENTURES | AV(M) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR VR VANCOUVER FILM AND MEDIA CENTRE .
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