
Show N Tell is every Wednesday at CVAG from 3:30pm – 4:30pm, is open to the public and free or by donation.
Lost Boys recently moved to a new space in Tin Town, and are a creative house specializing in the design and execution of the finest quality digital effects and animation. If you are interested in VFX design (visual effects for TV, film, games, etc.) , 2D and 3D effects, compositing, digital matte painting and animation, this presentation will be interesting.
About
Mark Benard:
Born and raised in the Comox Valley, Mark Bénard worked with Miramax, MGM, Electronic Arts, Walt Disney, Coca-Cola, Bacardi, Toyota and REM prior to starting 'Lost Boys Learning: School of Visual Effects' in Courtenay. His experience includes on-set VFX supervision, directing short films, 3D, compositing and VFX design.
Behind the Scenes - Visual Effects
Bénard will talk about how he and his students at Lost Boys Learning created a whimsical montage of animated chrome balls that traverse through recognizable locations around the Comox Valley. See how 3D modeling and animation, combined with scenes shot on a Nikon D90, can create a short visual effects film. For more information about Lost Boys, visit them online at
http://www.lostboys-studios.com/Why Show N Tell?
Any person with an interest in the visual arts is invited to Show N Tell. Whether you’re an art student, collector or art practitioner, or supporter or culture this is an opportunity to promote your cultural involvement with arts in the valley, to get practice speaking in public, build up your CV or resume and meet others in the arts community to exchange ideas, contacts and information. As long as the presentation has a strong visual arts element, the Show N Tell may be accepted. CVAG would like to foster dialogue between everyone who has an interest in the visual arts.
Show N Tell next:
Wednesday October 7, artist Kelly Gough presents her project called “Lost and Found” with a series of images and a film created at Seal Bay Park.
Date : | 30 septembre 2009 |
Heure : | 15:30 - 16:30 |
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Adresse : | 580 Duncan Avenue |
Ville : | Courtenay, BC |
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Téléphone : | 2503386211 |
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