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Perfecting the Pixel: Refining the Art of Visual Styling
Speaker: Michael Endres (Art Production Manager, Crytek), Frank Kitson (Senior Art Director, Crytek)
Date/Time: Wednesday (August 19, 2009) 9:00am — 9:50am
Location (room): EuropaSaal, 1st Level
Track: Visual Arts
Format: 50-minute Lecture
Experience Level: All

Session Description
This session shows how art directors can utilize the same color grading and lighting techniques, that have been used for decades in the film industry. Showing examples of this process, and how they can effectively lift the visual quality of any genre game to a much more sophisticated level. Without the need for re-working major elements within the game, they can bring the same polished look that film directors use to achieve unique visual styling.

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