Our programming team has received a prestigious invitation to participate in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. This is BYU's first-ever appearance at the ICPC World Finals.
When: April 11th @ 11am
Where: TMCB 1170
Talk Title: Kung Fu Panda 4: Building the World of Yin and Yang
As we enter the fourth installment in the Kung Fu Panda franchise, Po is faced with a new challenge of growth, his promotion to the spiritual leader of the Valley of Peace. We accompany Po as he visits both familiar and new locales where he meets new friends and a dangerous villain. But in order to become the spiritual leader, he must understand what it means to have the balance of Yin and Yang. This seminar will explore how the filmmakers kept balance at the forefront of their design and technology decisions; landscape and architecture reflecting opposite emotions, the use of real time game engines to build out and discover new worlds, the innovative new FX techniques for transforming animated characters, the various threads of the story - good vs evil, familiar vs new, heart vs action.
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