2014 Cochlear Implant by Jasmine Siudzinski

Cochlear Implant by Jasmine Siudzinski, Science Visualization Undergraduate Minor, from Hench DADA on Vimeo. 2014.

2014 Re: SCycle by Veronica Tse

Re: SCycle by Veronica Tse, Science Visualization Undergraduate Minor, from Hench DADA Minor on Vimeo. 2014.

2014 SPOT by Maria Raykova

SPOT from Maria Raykova, Animation and Digital Arts B.A. senior, on Vimeo.

CARBON-X

xRez Studio's Eric Hanson has completed an experimental film collaboration with SETI artist-in-residence artist Charles Lindsay, entitled CARBO

“ìTimeís Upì” Fulldome Film for Griffith Planetarium

xRez partner Eric Hanson recently provided several key CGI sequences for Griffith Planetarium's new fulldome visitor film, ìTimeís Upì. The film explores the nature of time in the universe, from human to cosmic scales. To provide a sense of humanityís understanding of

Supervolcanoes

xRez Studio has completed CGI and time-lapse work for Supervolcanoes, a fulldome film for digital planetarium distribution and directed by Thomas Lucas of Dynamic Earth and Black Holes fame. Helping describe the occurrence of past geologic massive volcanoes, the work encompasses visualization of

Adobe Creative Suite and Science Visualization at USC

Adobe First Frame Series

Adobe First Frame is the John C. Hench Division of Animation & Digital Arts' annual celebration and showcase of the latest achievements by its students and recent alumni. These animated films cover the gamut of genres and techniques, along with installations of work from Hench-DADA M.F.A. students. The program usually runs 80 minutes and is presented at the Directors Guild of America's Theatre Complex. A reception follows.

Adobe Customer Stories features Hench-DADA

2008 Seminar Projects

Class Professor: Kathy Smith CTAN 522 Seminar serves as a weekly academic forum in which theorists, scientists, artists and industry discuss their research and ideas as it relates or intersects with animation and digital art. It is hoped that exposure to special guests, USC faculty and alumni, will engage discourse around the art form and inspire the students while facilitating a clearer vision of their own

2007 Seminar Projects

In 2007 Professor Kathy Smith set a series of topics (originally drawn from her research class Contemporary Topics in Animation & Digital Art) and invited over 30 scholars, artists and industry representatives to present their ideas. Each topic was headed up by a student Annenberg Fellow who led a team of six studen

2007 Seminar series – Visualizing Art & Science

2007 Seminar series – Visualizing Science and VFX

Here, we’ll have discussions about cutting-edge technology and solutions in Visualizing Science and Visual Effects arena.