SIGGRAPH 2004 Quick Visual Report

Day 3, Tuesday August 10

	The Discreet and Apple booths at the main entrance of the South Hall.
	A presentation by Peter Nofz of Imageworks of the Spider-Man 2 VFX at the Alias booth.
	The ILM booth.
	The ILM booth.
	The Orphanage booth.
	A creature sculpture at the Rhythm and Hues booth.
	A Garfield head sculpture at the Rhythm and Hues booth.
	A mocap performer at the Motion Analysis booth.
	The Electronic Arts booth.
	The ATI booth.
	The DreamWorks booth.
	A demonstration of Lightwave 8 at the Newtek booth.
	A closer look at the Newtek booth main stage.
	Another look at the ATI booth.
	Macs at the Apple booth with the new wide Cinema displays.
	The Avid Softimage booth.
	The beginning of one of the Imageworks drawing classes.
	The model arrives for the Imageworks drawing class.
	The Pixar booth.
	The back of the Pixar booth.
	The Digital Domain booth.
	The Imageworks drawing class starts showing how to draw a figure.
	VFX Supervisor Joe Letteri of Weta Digital at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	George Borshukov, former ESC VFX Supervisor (now at EA), and Imageworks VFX Supervisor Scott Stokdyk at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Darin Grant of Digital Domain, the moderator at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Steve Sullivan, Head of R&D at ILM, at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Darin Grant of Digital Domain, the moderator at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	VFX Supervisor Joe Letteri of Weta Digital listens to a question.
	Steve Sullivan, Head of R&D at ILM, at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Imageworks VFX Supervisor Scott Stokdyk at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	George Borshukov, former ESC VFX Supervisor, at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Former ILM lead developer Christian Rouet in the foreground and Darin Grant of Digital Domain in the background at the Meet the Studios session of the Animation Festival.
	Kelly Ward of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who presented the Simulating and Rendering Wet Hair sketch at the Hair Sketches session.
	Ivan Neulander of Rhythm and Hues, who presented the Quick Image-Based Lighting of Hair sketch at the Hair Sketches session.
	Scott Peterson of PDI, who presented the Animating Puss in Boots' Feather in Shrek 2 sketch at the Hair Sketches session.
	Ari Rapkin, lead developer at ILM, presented the There's More Than One Way to Skin a Wolf: Wolf Transformations in "Van Helsing" at the Creatures of "Van Helsing" Sketches session.
	The panelists for the Puppetry and Computer Graphics Special Session getting ready (David Barclay on the right).
	A close up of the performance capture glove.
	A disclaimer for the Electronic Theatre Pre-Show.
	Hall K starts filling up for the Electronic Theatre.
	The Squidball Pre-Show at the Electronic Theatre starts.
	People stand up to participate in the Squidball Pre-Show of the Electronic Theatre.
	Some cubic figures at the entrance of the Electronic Theatre.

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