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#SOFTIMAGE 3D 1996 MOVIE#

then I worked on an interesting project : one of our customers was using a Waldo-like hand manipulation device to radio-control the facial expressions of the robotic heads used for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies.

#SOFTIMAGE 3D 1996 MOVIE#

I had a chance to meet the movie actors and Steven Spielberg made an appearance, it was a very impressive “Hollywood” type first experience for me. I implemented a fix in Montreal and I was sent to Los Angeles to configure the system.

solving a data loss problem with an Ascension “Flock of Birds” motion capture system not working properly with a Onyx computer, which was being used at a Jurassic Park theme park at Unviersal Studios.

April 14th 1993 – my first day at Softimage !.

Tell us a bit about the highlights of your 11 year career at Softimage I also like programming personal projects, reading, cooking, nature, going out with friends, going to the gym, etc. I love music very much and I’ve been DJ’ing on and off since the age of 13, so I buy records and practice mixing. After I completed my studies I got a job interview at Softimage and was hired it was a dream come true ! I started in the modeling team, then moved on to motion capture & control, then headed the new Games team and now Special Projects Japan.

There, I met Réjean Gagné, Richard Laperrière and Dominique Boisvert, who would later implement the Actor Module in SI3D, and many other friends who were, or are still working at Softimage today. The “demo scene” development communities for both C-64 and Amiga computers also brought a lot of innovation in realtime graphics synthesis.Īt University of Montreal I studied computer graphics and did a M.Sc. I got interested in computer imagery from a young age, playing with the first video game consoles and personal computers and following the evolution of CG with a deep interest. How did you get started in the cg industry?