Hosted by Michelle Obayda · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 38 episodes
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This series of interviews emerged as a reaction to the highly disruptive AI revolution that has reach an inflection point within our industry. These first few conversations focus on AI, and I branch out and look towards dissecting the 'inflection point' of any topic that affect our lives as designers. Join me, Michelle Obayda as I interview a series of experts to take a deep dive into this revolution!
Michelle Obayda hosts Inflection Point Conversations, a arts show with 38 episodes published.
I speak with Anik Pearson, Angelique Pierre and Nancy Kleppel, the co-founders of Mentorship for Women in Architecture. We talk about the mentorship program, why it is useful for young female architects to have experienc
I had a great conversation with Silvia Rueda about the really cool and interesting things she has been using Twinmotion for. Silvia is an architect and immersive media specialist from Colombia. In her 7 years working for
I chat with Diana Diriwaechter about how teachers can best prepare art students for a career in VFX and film. Diana is a Professor of VFX and Virtual Production at the Savannah College of Art and Design, and brings her e
I am joined by Terrence Masson, the Chair of MFA Computer Arts at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Terrence is an education and CGI expert with 35+ years experience in film production. We discuss how schools c
I have a great conversation with Arturo Brena, the founder and CEO of KéexFrame, a New York based VFX studio. We talk about how Unreal Engine and realtime technology has encouraged and enabled artists from different fiel
Do we get sick of 3D Art and just want to go and use our hands?Where are all the women?Is there a glass ceiling for Senior Artists?These are the hot topics that Camila and I discuss in the latest episode. One of my perso
How do we challenge visual biases in AI to maintain a culture’s identity?What even is a cultural identity? Who decided that? Is it worth trying to keep it?I have Hassan Ragab returning to the podcast to chat to me about
Has the competitive market for Arch Viz images forced artists / companies to scale down their quality? I'm back with Season 3! To kick it off, I speak with Taras Kvitka, the founder of Marygold Studio, and Arch Viz studi
*Season 2 FINALE!* Can making tutorial videos actually help you learn Unreal Engine? Katya Fedak is a talented 3d visualization artist. Earlier this year she began learning Unreal Engine, diving into the Niagra particle
Is video game design one of the best forms of artistic expression? How do you inspire others to make games? Mfon Enoh is a Game Developer, an Unreal Engine Instructor and a Women in Games Ambassador. Based in Nigeria, Mf
How do you get into 3d animation after having your own jewelry-making business? Natasha Wozniak was a jewelry-maker and sculptor and decided to get into 3d animation. She is now a freelance animator, motion designer and
How do you move between Arch Viz and Fashion Visualization, and what skills can you learn from each? Jack Fechino is a 3D Artist at Michael Kors, a role he came to as a multidisciplinary artist working as a freelancer. H
Anthony Koithra diverted his successful career in business consulting to make independent animated films. Predominantly using Unreal Engine, his animated shorts have already seen some success and he believes he is still
What is it like to get clients to buy into a new technology in Arch Viz? How do you convince them to try out something new? I spoke with Evan Buxton, the Principle and Interactive Director at Neoscape, a prominent Arch V
How can an online platform help get your real-time environments into Unreal? I had a super interesting chat with Steven Ren, the founder and CEO of Palatial, about the online platform he created to help artists get their
What is the best way to share our digital experiences? I had a great time chatting with Experiential Architect Kitae Kim about the company he co-founded called Foveate, and how he created a tool to allow people to share
Why should artists be open to learning new tools? What are the benefits of using real-time software to help visualize your designs? Sam Anderson founded of Studio Ladder to help artists, designers and architects to visua
What does it mean to have an "Elephant Skin"? How has this helped guide the CEO of one of the leading global Architectural Visualization studios today? Giovana Driessen is the CEO of Elephant Skin, and I enjoyed intervie
How important is visualization in communicating an Architect's design intent? Mengyi Fan is the Director of Visualization at SHoP Architects in New York, and has been running the Viz department for the past 12+ years. Sh
How do you become a Design Technology expert? What can you learn from problem solving on a variety of projects? Oliver Thomas is the Director of Design Technology at FACIT Homes, and also the co-founder and CEO of Archi-
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