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Darin Kyoichi Grant


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About Darin Kyoichi Grant

Affiliations
Method Studios
Bio

SIGGRAPH 2022

I am the group CTO at Animal Logic, the preeminent animation and VFX studio in Australia and Vancouver. Having graduated from Harvey Mudd College with a degree in computer science, I went on to work for several companies within the industry across all aspects of production and technology. Over 25 years, I have held a variety of senior positions as a technologist focusing on both visual effects and animation. I have volunteered my time to SIGGRAPH since 2001 as a juror, program chair, and advisor, including the Computer Animation Festival in 2003 and the SIGGRAPH Asia Business Symposium in 2014. Though working in the Australian time zone, I live in Los Angeles with my son and dog.


SIGGRAPH Conference Organizing Committee Positions


SIGGRAPH Organization Committee Positions


Conference Contributions

Sessions Moderated
“Monsters vs. Stereo: How Stereo Affected Production on “Monsters vs. Aliens”” by Bielenberg, Ramasubramanian, McNally and Shiba
“High-Dynamic-Range Photography, Global Illumination, and Mental Ray on a Commercial Budget and Timeline” by Goldberg and Lemmon
“Rendering Pepe with Global Illumination” by Fajardo, Lara, Puertolas, Oliva and Rueda
“Linux for the Production Pipeline” by Wike
“Creating Tools For PlayStation2 Game Development” by Rose and Brown
“Image-Based Photometric Reconstruction for Mixed Reality” by Gibson, Howard and Hubbold
“A Real-Time High Dynamic Range Light Probe” by Waese and Debevec
“Light Stage 2.0” by Hawkins, Cohen, Tchou and Debevec
“HDR Shop” by Tchou and Debevec
“Shader analytical approximations for terrain animation in The Time Machine” by Gibson
“Evolution of a VFX voxel tool” by Kapler and Flores
“Star fields in 2D” by Giannakouros
“Interruptible rendering” by Woolley, Luebke and Watson
“Improving frameless rendering by focusing on change” by Dayal, Watson and Luebke
“Real-time image-space outlining for non-photorealistic rendering” by Mitchell, Brennan and Card
“Probabilistically placing primitives” by Secord and Heidrich

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