The Power of Learning Katana for Lighting

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Join Taeyoung Kim, a Senior Lighting and Look Dev Artist at Sony Pictures Imageworks as he shares his experience using Katana, not only as an artist but also as a teacher.
During this webinar, Taeyoung will discuss how Katana's sequence-based workflow and its ability to create shared tools and templates enables artists to work efficiently. Taeyoung will share one of his Katana scripts, favorite tricks, and insight on using Katana for live action and animation projects. Taeyoung will also explain the value of learning Katana and highlight several of his students success stories.



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