As OpenCue approaches its one year anniversary, we reflect on the progress the community has made over the last 12 months.
Academy Software FoundationMay 20, 2020
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
In Behind the Screens, we talk to developers and software engineers from across the motion picture and media industries to learn more about their work in visual effects and animation, how they use open source software, and their involvement in the Academy Software Foundation. Tell us a bit about yourself…
Academy Software FoundationNovember 19, 2019
Join the next LA Pipeline Developers Meetup to learn about OpenCue, the open source render manager developed by Google Cloud and Sony Pictures Imageworks and hosted at the Academy Software Foundation. OpenCue provides a Python- based, fully scriptable tool for managing renders. Speakers: Cottalango Leon, Sony Pictures Imageworks Benjamin Dines,…
Emily OlinNovember 13, 2019
Earlier this year, we announced that OpenCue had become an ASWF project. Originally developed in collaboration by Google Cloud and Sony Pictures Imageworks, OpenCue is an evolution of Sony’s internal queuing system, Cue 3, which has been developed and used in production at Sony over the past 15 years to schedule…
Academy Software FoundationNovember 13, 2019
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
OpenEXR, developed by Industrial Light & Magic, and OpenCue, developed by Sony Pictures Imageworks and Google Cloud, become Academy Software Foundation projects.
Emily OlinMay 1, 2019