The Centroid team will demonstrate the XSENS mocap system, sensors, the suit, and the software. You’ll learn about motion data capturing and processing, and see how it can all work out, just like the team did in a music video for Marko Nastić, etc.

Effective combat design depends on seamless collaboration between game designers, animators, and VFX artists. By aligning game mechanics, animations, and VFX, the team can craft combat systems that feel fluid, impactful, and engaging for the player.

By combining theory with hands-on activities, our lecturers will examine the tools needed to pitch ideas with confidence and engage the audience – whether a client, a team, or a community.

The epic scale of GoT wouldn’t have been possible without groundbreaking crowd simulation. This talk dives into the work of Rodeo FX, El Ranchito, and Mackevision, showcasing how Golaem was used to bring massive battles, attacked cities, and armies of the undead to life. We’ll explore the techniques behind key crowd moments, the challenges of integrating digital extras seamlessly with live-action footage, and how studios leveraged procedural animation to achieve realism at scale.

This roundtable brings producers together to discuss workflows, AI's impact on pipelines, and the tools that save projects. We'll explore evolving toolkits, from classic project management to AI, and highlight the tools that became essential in the past year.

Unpacking experimental projects that never saw the light of day (such as R’n’D jams done in after-hours). The solutions include all your favorite acronyms - 360, UE, AR, VR, AI, GPS, and the stories follow a trail of tears, laughs, and sweat.