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Booth 5 JUNE / JUIN 2018 Venez rencontrer nos sympathiques recruteurs ! Come meet our friendly recruiters! Kiosque / Booth 1er site d’emplois en TI au Canada 45 5 JUNE / JUIN 2018 MEET THE TEAM / NOTRE ÉQUIPE 9 - 10:00 AM OPENING KEYNOTE presented by Atomic Fiction, Binge Watch: How Streaming Content is Shaping our Industry by Kevin Baillie Room: 510B 10 - 10:30 AM BREAK Sponsored by Sponsored by PREMIUM SESSIONS PREMIUM SESSIONS EXPO SESSIONS EXPO SESSIONS ROOM 512 A ROOM 512 B ROOM 510 A ROOM 510 B 10:30 - 11:30 AM Carrying a Technical Vision Between two Industries Making 360/VR & Location-Based Immersive Entertain- Stranger Things 2: How to Outrun the TV Beast Panel: From L.A to Montréal - A conversation with VFX Pierre Carde Marie-Odile Demay Marie-Odile Demay Pierre Blaizeau - Digital Dimension ment Bassil Silim-Jones - Phenomena Seth Hill - Atomic Fiction experts Benoit Touchette - MELS, Dieter Ismagil - CEO and Founder Chair of Programming Project Manager Real time / AR / VR Real time/ AR /VR VFX Case Study Skydance Television, Greg Strasz - Centropolis VFX Sponsored by Sponsored by 11:30 AM - 1 PM BREAK (Lunch available to premium and master class pass holders at the catering room) 1 - 2 PM Game Engines for Film: Sizing Up the Fit Merging Motion Design, Interactive Multimedia, and Discovering the VFX of Star Trek The State of E¡ects with Autodesk & Scalar Rasmus Thomsen Marie Gislais Marie Franville Simon Inwood - Imaginary Spaces VFX Mahmoud Rahnama - Pixomondo Chris Vienneau - Autodesk Sales Director Sales Manager Canada Sales Manager France Real time/AR/VR François Hogue and Arnaud Mellinger - Moment Factory VFX Case Study Technology Creativity Sponsored by 2 - 2:30 PM BREAK 2:30 - 3:30 PM Animation Technics in Unreal Engine: Bringing your Metal vs Meat: Animation Workflow on Pacific Rim The VFX of Hochelaga, Land of Souls AI for Graphics and Animation Characters to Life with Realtime Puppeteering Uprising Hugo Léveillé - MELS Rick Grandy - Nvidia Yawen Tan Arnaud Pradel Marben Acosta David Hurtubise - Epic Games Aaron Gilman - DNEG VFX Case Study Technology Sales Manager Asia + USA Comunication Manager Marketing/Communication Real time/AR/VR VFX Case Study Sponsored by Sponsored by Specialist 3:30 - 4 PM BREAK (Co¡ee break available to premium and master class pass holders at the catering room) 4 - 5 PM Exploring the Renewal of the VFX Practice Using Black Panther: The Making of Wakanda's Warrior Falls SHED - Creating High End Commercials Using Houdini Foundry and DNEG present: Skill Up with Nuke Traditional Techniques in Fluid Mechanics Bryan Grill - Scanline VFX and Geo¡rey Baumann - Antonin Fisette, Ben Therriault, Carlos Valcarcel, Hakim Chris Wetherly - Foundry and Jonathan Bowen - DNEG Patrick Parenteau - Eidos Montréal Marvel Studios Harrouche, Martine Chartrand, Max Roz and and Pierre Technology Georges Garin Ayana Schoch Sara Bonelli Technology VFX Case Study Hugues Dallaire - SHED Logistics Director Customer Care Manager Buyers Manager Technology Sponsored by Sponsored by 5 - 6 PM BREAK 6 - 7 PM KEYNOTE Avengers: Infinity War - Making of Thanos Phil Cramer - Digital Domain VFX Case Study Room: 510B at the Expo Zone Emeline Delescluse Dalila Bakhti 7 - 9 PM Nocturne Buyers Manager Logistics Assistant effectsMTL18 is produced by Connection Events 6 JUNE / JUIN 2018 www.connection-events.com PREMIUM SESSIONS PREMIUM SESSIONS EXPO SESSIONS EXPO SESSIONS ROOM 512 A ROOM 512 B ROOM 510 A ROOM 510 B 9 - 10 AM The Secret Life of Peter Rabbit’s Animation Supervisor With PerBlue’s help, how we got world famous charac- 20 Years of Creativity at DNEG Real time markerless stereo facial motion capture Simon Pickard - Animal Logic ters to get makeovers Gavin Graham - DNEG Gaspard Breton - Dynamixyz Animation Case Study Abigail Rindo - PerBlue, Jonathan Simard, Nicolas VFX Collaboration Technology our upcoming events: Alexandre Noël and Remi Larroque - Squeeze Animation Case Study Sponsored by Sponsored by 10 - 10:30 AM BREAK Game Connection Where key players from the games industry meet & do 10:30 - 11:30 AM Sherlock Gnomes: Production Challenges Nicolas IT - How To Build A Terrifying Clown All the recruiter's secrets - Starting a career in VFX and Predictive Analytics, and its Impact on Cloud Rendering business together. The deal making event for the video Bruchet - Mikros Image Animation Dominic Piché and Mikael Damant-Sirois - Rodeo FX Animation in VFX games industry since 2001. Animation Case Study VFX Case Study Pierre-Luc Labbée - rhum - humans & resources Mac Moore - Conductor Technologies The Deal Making Event 24-26 October 2018, Paris Technology Sponsored by 11:30 AM - 1 PM BREAK (Lunch available to premium and master class pass holders at the catering room) 1 - 2 PM Animating Paddington 2 In a Galaxy Near You - Hybride on Star Wars: The Last Jedi Diversity at work : what now? Pixar - RederMan Group Software new functionalities MIGS18- Montreal International Game Summit Carlos Monzon - Framestore Joseph Kasparian - Hybride Technologies Pierre-Luc Labbée -rhum - humans & resources Dylan Sisson - Pixar Animation Studios Your Access to Experts Animation Case Study VFX Case Study Technology Sponsored by 12-13 November 2018, Montreal 2 - 2:30 PM BREAK 2:30 - 3:30 PM Cinesite’s Star rigging: solutions, lessons learned and The Creature Gets the Girl: Bringing The Amphibian Hyrum Osmond: His Character Art in the Animation future development Man to Life in The Shape of Water Industry Costantino Fracas and Michael Cole - Cinesite Trey Harrell - Mr. X Adeline Grange and Hyrum Osmong - On Animation Technology VFX Case Study Studios Tehran Game Convention Creativity Your business bridge into the MENA region Sponsored by 5-6 July 2018, Tehran 3:30 - 4 PM BREAK (Co¡ee break available to premium and master class pass holders at the catering room) 4 - 5 PM Finding your feet in VFX, from Runner to Asset Replicating Rachael for Blade Runner 2049 Supervisor at Cinesite James Stone - Cinesite Richard Clegg - MPC Collaboration VFX Sonsored by 5 - 5:30 PM BREAK 5:30 - 6:30 PM CLOSING KEYNOTE Blade Runner 2049 Richard Hoover - Framestore VFX Case study Room: 510B SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS / EXPOSANTS COMMANDITAIRES ET EXPOSANTS Check the program on the mobile app / 3D Matchmovers - Rizom lab Booth #7 Job Fair Booth #4,#5,#6 Accédez à la programmation sur l’appli CO-PRESENTERS / CO-PRÉSENTATEURS Alchemy24 Booth #34 Mathematic Booth #54 effectsMTL18 Booth #11 Animal Logic MELS Booth #39, #40 APY Booth #37 Mercenaries Engineering Booth #31 DIMENSION 4.925 X 4.425 ArtStation - Art Gallery Booth #63 Mikros Booth #55 Atomic Fiction Booth #61 MPC Booth#59, #60 MAIN SPONSORS / PARTENAIRES PRINCIPAUX BUF Booth #44 MR. 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