Harrison Kinsley uses Flask web development on all of his business sites, Scikit Learn and TensorFlow for machine learning and data analysis with Ensmo.com, and Natural Language Toolkit for natural language processing with Sentdex.com to teaching a massive variety of Python programming topics on PythonProgramming.net.
Ryan is a filmmaker, Internet personality, and presenter best known for his 12-year running web series Film Riot, which has gained over 1.8 million subscribers.
Ian Sansavera is the Director of Post Production at 1UP Studios for Team Liquid. He manages the team that edits all the content for one of the world’s largest esports organizations. He has been working in Post Production for the last 15 years professionally and also runs a YouTube channel called ‘Learn How To Edit Stuff’ where he teaches people how to edit video. Ian is a self proclaimed multimedia junkie and proud of it!
Clinton Jones is a director, 3D/VFX artist and photographer. Over the last three years he has been focusing on the creation of photoreal 3D renderings in order to expand his story-telling ability, and has recently dedicated his full efforts to growing his YouTube channel, and creating high quality art with his community of talented young artists. His 3D journey began with a simple thought: “If I can think it, I can create it.”
Solomon Jagwe is a freelance 3D artist, modeler, animator, painter, illustrator, and the creator/director of the Adventures of Nkoza and Nankya.
We can’t say enough good things about Nicki Sun! Working with her has been every bit the pleasurable experience it looks like it’d be when watching her in front of the camera. To get more insight about how we worked with her to improve her workflow, have a look inside!
Mike Winkelmann, also well known as Beeple, was one of the originators of the ‘everydays’ movement, in which the goal is to create and publish an original piece of artwork each day. He famously sold an NFT work of art titled “EVERYDAYS: THE FIRST 5000 DAYS” for $69M in March 2021. CPU AMD Ryzen Threadripper
Noah Kadner writes the Virtual Production Field Guide series for Epic Games and also hosts the Virtual Production podcast. He’s the Virtual Production Editor at American Cinematographer magazine and has interviewed many groundbreaking filmmakers, including J.J. Abrams, Jon Favreau, Sir Kenneth Branagh, and Michael Bay. As a co-founder of The Virtual Company, Noah offers workflow and integration services based in San
With the cancellation of NAB Show 2021 this year, we were eager to find other ways of connecting with you and partners this year. Luckily we only have a few more months until NAB Show 2022 until we can finally see everyone in person again. Until then, we are hosting a week of live streams getting together some of the most influential individuals in their respective industries. We will be hosting roundtable discussions on everything from filmmaking to artificial intelligence, motion graphics to VFX and virtual production.
Windows 11 is the latest version of Microsoft’s consumer and professional operating system. Debuting in October 2021, it includes many user interface updates as well as additional security improvements under the hood.
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