WLab'ing: Future of Film Podcast
WLab'ing: Virtual Production Podcast is a bi-weekly casual educational podcast wherein hosts Timothy Wang, Gavin Edmonds and their guests discuss virtual production technologies and their place in the tool belt of contemporary artists, filmmakers, and engineers.
Ep 4:
Ian Fursa
Hosts Timothy Wang and Gavin Edmonds talk with Ian Fursa, founder of VP Toolkit", Director of Photography, and Virtual Production Supervisor. The trio discuss pragmatic applications of ICVFX, achieving realism with Virtual Production, common mistakes made when using VP, and the future of AI in VP and the film industry.
Ep 3:
Noah Kadner
Host Timothy Wang and WLab Creative Director Tommy Wu talk virtually with Noah Kadner, host of "Virtual Production with Noah Kadner", Editor at American Cinematographer Magazine, and founder of VirtualProducer.io.
This episode of "Wlab'ing: the Future of Film" was made possible thanks to Stream Voodoo.
Ep 2:
Emily Fan & Bryan Lee
Timothy Wang hosts Bryan Lee (ToonRen) and Emily Yan (Not Even Emily) on the WLab stage to talk about Bryan's short film Empathy Man (produced by Tim and starring Emily.) The three young creatives provide personal insight to their creative processes, their upbringing, and how they've learned to collaborate within their fields.
Ep1:
Todd Bryant
Todd Bryant is an award-winning creative technologist who works across independent art installations, commercial activations, and academia as a Director of Production and Adjunct Professor in the Integrated Design & Media Program at NYU's Tandon School of Engineering.
He is globally recognized as a leading video artist, engineer, and educator with expertise in storytelling through mixed reality and experiential installations. His cutting-edge work and curricula include extensive projects in virtual production, motion capture, project mapping, and spatial media experiences. He has provided technical direction for projects that have been installed and exhibited at, among many other places, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Burning Man, Brooklyn Academy of Music and Celebrate Brooklyn as well as the immersive programs at leading film festivals like Cannes, Sundance, and Tribeca.
