From Virtual Cinematography to Virtual Production
DescriptionThis talk will describe how virtual cinematography techniques developed at UC Berkeley for image-based modeling, rendering, and lighting helped enable iconic visual effects sequences in movies such as The Matrix, X-Men, Spider-Man 2, Benjamin Button, and Avatar. It will also show how real-world image-based lighting techniques which surround actors with computer-controlled LED’s have led to new virtual production techniques seen in The Social Network, Gravity, Rogue One, Asura, and The Mandalorian. The talk will conclude by describing new research to improve the lighting reproduction, color rendition, and alpha compositing capabilities of these new virtual production stages.
Presenter
Chief Research Officer
Event Type
Featured Sessions
TimeFriday, 15 December 202310:00am - 10:50am
LocationDarling Harbour Theatre, Level 2 (Convention Centre)
Trade Exhibitor
Experience Hall Exhibitor