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Carol Payne, Netflix

Follow @carolalynn Tell us a bit about yourself - how did you get your start in visual effects and/or animation? I graduated from the University of New Mexico with a film degree and a minor in computer science. I started working at a boutique VFX studio in Albuquerque called Pivot…

Emily OlinMarch 19, 2020

ASWF Projects Blog

Calling all students for Google Summer of Code!

We are very excited to announce that we are participating in Google Summer of Code (GSoC), a summer program for university students to learn about, and get involved in open source. Applying to participate with the Academy Software Foundation provides a great opportunity for students who are interested in learning…

Emily OlinMarch 16, 2020

ASWF Projects Blog OpenColorIO OpenEXR

OpenEXR and OpenColorIO in Foundry’s Nuke and Katana

Guest post by Simon Robinson, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Foundry Foundry’s products Nuke and Katana stand as widely used, industry-standard tools, used by studios for compositing, look development and lighting, respectively. The capabilities of both in creating beautiful final images and assets as seen in feature films is in huge…

Academy Software FoundationFebruary 3, 2020

Announcements ASWF Projects Blog

Introducing the ASWF Landscape

The ASWF Landscape provides a visual overview of the open source ecosystem for vfx and animation. Find out more and submit your project for inclusion!

John MerticSeptember 30, 2019

Announcements ASWF Projects OpenColorIO

OpenColorIO Becomes Second Academy Software Foundation Project

OpenColorIO, a color management solution developed by Sony Pictures Imageworks, becomes the second project at the Academy Software Foundation.

Emily OlinFebruary 8, 2019

Carol Payne, Netflix

Calling all students for Google Summer of Code!

OpenEXR and OpenColorIO in Foundry’s Nuke and Katana

Introducing the ASWF Landscape

OpenColorIO Becomes Second Academy Software Foundation Project

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