On Thursday, November 15th, join visual effects industry veteran David Stripinis for an overview of GPU rendering and an introduction to the GPU-accelerated renderer Redshift. In addition to providing a foundational understanding of the software, David will cover how Redshift can be integrated into both personal and professional pipelines across digital content creation applications and will discuss specific techniques and workflows to help increase productivity and creativity. After the presentation, audience members will be invited to participate in a Q&A and will have the chance to ask David about the software, his process, and any other questions they may have.\

Be sure to RSVP to attend for free at the Lenovo Stage at Gnomon, or follow along on our Twitch stream. Attendee check-in will open at 6:30 PM; a valid Eventbrite RSVP will be required to get an event wristband. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis, so be sure to arrive in good time.

Gnomon School of VFX's full-time programs and 10-week individual courses are designed to develop well-rounded artists that are skilled in the diverse disciplines within 3D production. For those outside of the US, virtual classroom-style online courses are also available.

Guest Speaker

David Stripinis
CG and VFX Supervisor

 

David Stripinis is a CG and VFX Supervisor with 25 years in the visual effects industry with experience across film, television, and video games. He has had the opportunity to contribute to some of the major franchises in modern pop culture, including the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars, and Harry Potter. As Lead Stage Operator on James Cameron's Avatar, he helped create the workflows around virtual production. Since becoming a user of Redshift two and a half years ago, David has been evangelizing the benefits of GPU accelerated rendering to foster the technical knowledge, creativity, and productivity across multiple industries that use computer generated imagery.