692757 event 1790088957 1790089207 <![CDATA[Conversation on Al in Film and Entertainment]]> Artificial intelligence is reshaping how stories get made — from previsualization and visual effects to editing and distribution. Join us for a conversation with two Georgia Tech alumni who have built successful careers at the intersection of technology and storytelling and are watching this shift happen from inside the industry.

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Sponsored by the Minor in The Business of Sports and Entertainment, a joint program of the Scheller College of Business and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts.

Speakers

 

David Lo

A former Technical Artist at ILM, Disney, and Digital Domain, David graduated from Georgia Tech in 2000. He has worked on over 15 Hollywood animated and visual effects films, including Big Hero 6, Rango, Transformers 3, Iron Man 3, and Pirates of the Caribbean 3. His video game contributions include Ingress, Pokémon GO, Cloud Castles, and Towers and Titans.

Osahon Tongo

Two-time Emmy-winning director and producer with ESPN and NFL Media. Osahon is a Georgia Tech alumnus and former football player who earned his MFA from the University of Southern California.

Moderated by: Bentley Heyman, School of Literature, Media, and Communication, and Jacqueline Garner, Scheller College of Business.

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