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Just sharing a series of posts I wrote recently about how Python is used in the film industry. The post linked outlines the pipeline in general, and there are i
by dagmx 10y ago
Just sharing a series of posts I wrote recently about how Python is used in the film industry.
The post linked outlines the pipeline in general, and there are individual case study posts for films I've worked on.
They're less technical and more of an overview but I thought it would be of interest nonetheless.
- pryelluw 10y agoThis is greag content. Thanks for sharing. Where else in the fil industry do you see python being used in the next 3 years?
- dagmx 10y agoI could see it maybe being used to develop on set controllers. Things like programming of lights etc could potentially use it. I also see it being commonly used for web servers that are also used by the film industry. Django is quite common so I suspect that's another area. Unfortunately I think that's about it. The de facto tools that are used outside of VFX and animation each have their own APIs on other languages and I don't see them converging on any particular language.
- pryelluw 10y agoAs a Django consultant its nice to know about this info. Do you happen to know the name of companies using Django? Id like to approach them for work :)
- dagmx 10y agoWell my company does for certain projects: http://www.imageworks.com/jobs.php?p=job-postings&s=vancouver&a=8 http://www.imageworks.com/jobs.php?p=job-postings&s=vancouve... I believe Disney Animation do as well for certain projects too, and probably Pixar too. ILM also have a web department though I don't know if they use django but I suspect they would. It's not really front and center on any of the job listings I see, even on ours but we do definitely use it for some of our backend.
- pryelluw 10y agoThanks thats really useful info.:)
- kelsolaar 10y agoSome London companies are using it for their production tools.