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During this panel on Tuesday, July 23, from 7pm-9pm, we will be bringing together artist-technologists to discuss how technology is transforming how we create art. From digital tools to help filmmakers collaborate, online platforms & marketplaces for collecting & discovering art & sharing augmented reality, to digital communities connecting artists & creatives, technology is transforming the art world by bringing art & artists together online.
Featuring panelists:
Julian Chelo, CG Supervisor at Allworld.io
Julian Chelo is a CG Supervisor at All-World, overseeing integration of 3D assets into an augmented reality platform tailored to art, design & architecture.
David Kong, Product Intelligence at Frame.io
David Kong is a filmmaker, educator, & product strategist. Recently, he was creating courses & running marketing programs at Khan Academy. He currently leads product research at Frame.io, a film-tech startup in NYC.
Daniel Doubrovkine, Principal Engineer, Amazon Web Services, previously CTO at Artsy
Daniel Doubrovkine (aka dB.) is a seasoned entrepreneur, technologist, former CTO at Artsy.net in New York. Daniel graduated from University of Geneva in late 90s with a degree in Computer Science. Daniel is the creator & maintainer of many popular open-source projects & a lifetime artist.
Eva Radke, CoFounder at ArtCube Nation
In her most recent venture, Eva formed a strategic alliance with Propcart to help build the first marketplace for art departments in the entertainment industry.Eva also heads ArtCubeNation.com, a 100+ city peer-to-peer platform for creative freelancers & businesses that serve their project needs around the world.
In 2008, Eva founded Film Biz Recycling, a non-profit prop house, in response to egregious, needless waste & transformed the problem into a job, opportunity & community resource. This effort earned her an EPA award in 2014 & succeeded in changing the throwaway, dumpster culture in the arts. Film Biz Recycling relocated to Savannah, Georgia & is the only prop house serving the Savannah film community.
Moderated By: Nick Camillo, Software Engineer at Def Method
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