Building an Unreal Engine cinematic - live and from scratch

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Sjoerd de Jong | Evangelist | Epic Games

With 18 years of experience in the Unreal Engine, Sjoerd de Jong is an expert at a wide range of topics. During his Control Conference talk he used Unreal Engine's cinematic tool Sequencer to build a cinematic experience, live and from scratch, with two Robo Recall robots fighting each other.

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