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TEDxSFU Cinematic
By: Chris Thomas, Abbey Perley, Alvin Leung
Course: IAT 387 Directed Studies
Description: This is a video for TEDxSFU's 2023 conference 'Unmask The Magic'. 'Unmask the Magic' was TEDxSFU's 13th year. It was a space for speakers to unmask a topic important to them and share it with over 1000 audience members. This video, played both at the beginning and end of the conference, unmasked minute details of each speaker's talk, combining their intentions and execution. Each of the 8 unique environments was dedicated to a speaker, some more obvious and some metaphorical.
The video was made in Blender 3.6 from September-November.
Still frames from the video: