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Instructional Demo / San Diego 2024
Media and Entertainment Joins Autodesk Platform Services
In this session, we will show the new media and entertainment Autodesk Platform Services-oriented software and give an introduction to how the APIs work. The Autodesk Platform Services Flow Graph Engine API is already in beta, with the Media and Entertainment Data Model coming soon to support the Flow Asset Management tools. This class will focus on those features that will also be included in the digital content creation (DCC) tools, but from an API perspective to show how customers can automate and access the data and functionality in an automated way.
8p
48p
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2014
Simulation Visualization Using Media & Entertainment Products
In this class the attendees will see the workflow used for taking results from Autodesk, Inc.'s, simulation products to its Media & Entertainment products (Showcase software, 3ds Max software, and VRED software) for high-end visualization, rendering, and video production.
Keynote / San Diego 2024
Media & Entertainment Industry Keynote
Exciting possibilities lie ahead in Media & Entertainment. Unprecedented demand for high production value content is ushering in a new era of technological innovation. In this session, M&E leaders will share more about Autodesk's Design & Make Platform, as well as the newly announced capabilities in Autodesk Flow, our industry cloud for media & entertainment. Learn about how you can join the Flow mission into the future of content production while leveraging the power of Autodesk AI and our core portfolio.
Hands-on Lab / London 2019
Media & Entertainment Drop In Clinics
Hosted by Bluegfx - Drop in to one of these informal sessions to discuss all things Media and Entertainment. Whether it’s to chat about Render pipeline, plugins, hardware, infrastructure, storage or just to say hi, one of the team will be on hand to chat.
Industry Talk / Australia 2015
Industry Keynote: The future of making entertainment
Today, the way people make things, the way people do the business, and the way people enjoy the entertainment are changing. In this session, we will talk about how the 'Future of Making Things' is impacting the Media & Entertainment Industry. How the demand has changed? How the products have changed? As the result, we see a lot of changes and challenges in the production method. We will talk about the changes we see in the industry and how to react to those changes.
Virtual 2021
Media and Entertainment Keynote
This past year has been one of rapid learning and adaptation. Demand for content is booming, but production studios of all kinds are struggling to deliver under conditions that none of us have seen before. Today, the media & entertainment industry understands the need to continuously evolve, decrease inefficiencies, reduce digital waste, and create better content with the right allocation of resources. Join Autodesk leaders and customers to learn how our platform can connect processes, automate workflows, and unlock insights, enabling flexible, scalable connections between teams, studios, and ecosystems.
Article / 2022
Open Standards in Media & Entertainment
USD and other open-source software for media and entertainment can increase team interconnection, save time, future-proof your work, and more.
Instructional Demo / San Diego 2024
Advancing Boolean Workflows for Media and Entertainment Projects
Booleans are a foundational part of content creation, yet it was frowned upon to use traditional polygon booleans in media and entertainment projects. To solve this problem, Autodesk rebuilt their booleans from the ground up within 3ds Max software, creating a new, powerful, and trusted solution in the Boolean Modifier that unlocks exciting new workflows and capabilities. In this session, you'll learn about how and why this new system was created for 3ds Max, which benefits it provides, and how you can use it to its maximum potential in your own work to create amazing content for film and TV, games, XR, or 3D printing projects.
3p
52p
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2014
Autodesk and 3D Printing for Entertainment

The 3D printing industry is growing and expanding at a rapid pace, and Autodesk, Inc., is at the forefront of providing solutions for this exciting industry. This class will examine how 3D printing is revolutionizing the entertainment industry in the areas of prop creation for visual effects, creature concepts, and stop-motion animation. This class will also give an in-depth look into the process of preparing a model for 3D printing, while also examining the powerful Autodesk toolset available within the 3D printing world. Using a variety of Autodesk products, we will examine efficient processes and workflows to producing clean, watertight models that are ready for efficient 3D printing.

Keynote / Las Vegas 2023
Media & Entertainment Industry Forum

Exciting possibilities lie ahead in media and entertainment. Unprecedented demand for high production value content is ushering in a new era of technology innovation where open standards, cloud-based workflows, and platform-based production pipelines are the norm. Find out more about Autodesk's Design & Make Platform and the newly announced capabilities on Flow.

Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2012
Autodesk® Media & Entertainment: Rigorous Creativity in Core Academic Classes
Autodesk products, in particular the entertainment creation suites, offer an opportunity to reinvent learning in language arts, social studies, and other core academic classes. By using a game or movie development approach to core subject learning, you can motivate your students to learn with the use of tools such as Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Autodesk Maya®, and other software products. The variety of Autodesk products, combined with the general principles that have already seen amazing classroom success, could reignite a passion for learning in so many students and schools. You can be part of the solution, as a mentor or teacher or business.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2012
Think Outside the Box: Custom Development with Autodesk® Entertainment Creation Suites
During this class, you will learn the best practices and typical approaches involved when developing custom tools for Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Autodesk® Maya®, Autodesk® Softimage®, and Autodesk® MotionBuilder® software. We will cover scripting and programming languages and discuss the numerous APIs and SDKs available from Autodesk. This class will help you grasp what you can do beyond what is available out of the box in Autodesk entertainment creation suites.
Article / 2018
Convergence: How Construction, Manufacturing, and Media & Entertainment Are Coming Together
Panel / San Diego 2024
OpenUSD: The Path to Interoperability in VFX and Beyond
Hear from a panel of technical visionaries as they explore the role of Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) in fostering open data exchange—not just in media and entertainment, but across industries. From traditional filmmaking to virtual production, architecture, engineering, construction, automotive, and manufacturing, our team of experts will explore how USD opens the door for seamless connectivity and collaboration across large-scale 3D projects of all kinds. 
Instructional Demo / San Diego 2024
Getting Started with Deep Learning Using Bifrost for Maya
Bifrost is a powerful graphical programming environment for creating procedural visual effects simulations, geometry, rigging, and animation. In this session, we'll showcase new, modular, deep-learning workflows in Maya software using Bifrost. We will demonstrate how to use Bifrost for procedurally generating training data for AI systems, as well as how to deploy trained AI models in Bifrost using new Bifrost nodes designed for deep learning. The session will include practical examples of industry problems that are suited to a media and entertainment audience, such as using AI for complex rigging kinematic solvers.
82p
Roundtable / Las Vegas 2012
Current and Future Reality Capture Practices in Media and Entertainment
Creating photorealistic digital assets is key to increasing the realism of today's games and movies today. Could it also be important for decors, natural scenes, samples, faces, bodies, or props? There is a fast-growing demand to bring the as-built or as-existing reality into the production pipeline. Some advanced production houses have embraced reality capture technologies, and they already use photos, videos, or lasers to capture reality. The Autodesk Reality Capture Group has developed tools that make these technologies easier to use. Come and discuss your needs for reality capture, and see how you can benefit by using these new tools to create your own digital assets for use in your own production environment.
Panel / Las Vegas 2023
Autodesk Flow: Using the Power of the Cloud Across the Production Pipeline
Production in the cloud continues to be a growing trend in the media and entertainment industry. Accelerated by the pandemic and ever-growing demand for content, the need for cloud-connected workflows to deliver more, faster has never been greater. As a result, studios are seeking modern solutions to improve pipeline scalability, collaboration, and data management. In this panel, representatives from Autodesk Media and Entertainment product, strategy, and sales, will join our customers to discuss how studios are investing in existing desktop and cloud products to help them achieve desired outcomes today, and how the media and entertainment industry cloud-based software Autodesk Flow will add new value to our customers' digital transformation journey by connecting workflows, data, and teams across the entire production lifecycle—from initial concept to final delivery.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2018
Moment Factory Blockbuster: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Multimedia Design and Production
What is the relationship between passion, vocation, and profession? In this talk, Armando Gomez, a multimedia director with the innovative international multimedia studio Moment Factory, shares his approach to creating spatially dynamic experiences. Through pioneering, interdisciplinary methods, Moment Factory tells visual stories in collective spaces, enhancing their unique toolbox of technologies by working in various forms of entertainment. The studio’s large-scale projects require complex workflow and continual interchange between different talents and skill sets. From illuminating the Jacques Cartier Bridge using real-time social media data to creating generative content for a Madonna stadium tour, Armando channels his training in music, architecture, and design into every exciting project. Join us for a discussion of new media design, and learn how Autodesk products used by Moment Factory, such as 3ds Max, Maya, and AutoCAD, are shaping exciting changes in the industry.
Industry Talk / Las Vegas 2013
Machines of Adventure: Using Alias to Create Models for an Art Book
In this class, experienced Alias industrial design software users, concept artists, illustrators, and designers learn the powerful Alias techniques used to create an art book of fantasy vehicles, airplanes, bikes, spaceships, and mysterious expeditions. Power Alias user Michal Jelinek shares his story about how he created the art for the book. He explains how the creative modeling process differs in entertainment versus product design. He also discusses how to capitalize on polygonal modeling expertise in Alias, as well as how to use the Alias dynamic shape modeling tools and hybrid modeling capability. Finally, he shows how to prepare Alias concept models for rapid prototyping.
Industry Talk / Virtual 2021
Content Creation for ECommerce
Creating Contents using Autodesk Media and Entertainment Collection for ECommerce Sector, to Bring in Efficiencies and setting up an Optimized pipeline.
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