Assoc.-Prof.
Benjamin Seide
ADM / NTU, Singapore
The Digital Frontier: The Evolution of Computer Graphics in Film
The CGI sequence in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) was a groundbreaking achievement, setting a new benchmark for realism in computer-generated animation. This talk examines the evolution of computer graphics (CG) and visual effects (VFX) in cinema, from early pioneering milestones to the modern era of digital excess, tracing the history of cinematic innovation in photorealistic effects.
BIO
Benjamin Seide teaches and researches in Media Art at ADM, School of Art, Design and Media at NTU Singapore. With his expertise in the areas of computer animation and visual effects, he explores the possibilities of immersive media, especially in regard to representations of culture and heritage. His work as a visual effects specialist contributed to award-winning films of renowned directors such as Wim Wenders, Roman Polanski, JJ Abrams and most notably for Martin Scorsese’s Hugo (Oscar for Best Visual Effects). For his work on Game of Thrones, he received Honours from the Academy of Television, Arts & Sciences (EMMY).
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Benjamin Seide
ADM / NTU, Singapore
The Digital Frontier: The Evolution of Computer Graphics in Film
The CGI sequence in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) was a groundbreaking achievement, setting a new benchmark for realism in computer-generated animation. This talk examines the evolution of computer graphics (CG) and visual effects (VFX) in cinema, from early pioneering milestones to the modern era of digital excess, tracing the history of cinematic innovation in photorealistic effects.
BIO
Benjamin Seide teaches and researches in Media Art at ADM, School of Art, Design and Media at NTU Singapore. With his expertise in the areas of computer animation and visual effects, he explores the possibilities of immersive media, especially in regard to representations of culture and heritage. His work as a visual effects specialist contributed to award-winning films of renowned directors such as Wim Wenders, Roman Polanski, JJ Abrams and most notably for Martin Scorsese’s Hugo (Oscar for Best Visual Effects). For his work on Game of Thrones, he received Honours from the Academy of Television, Arts & Sciences (EMMY).
www.ataribaby.de
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