Hey everyone! I put together this talk for PAX Dev last month, and it is now on YouTube! I couldn’t be more proud of the work we all put in. @Bryanna, Eric Greenlief, and Tina Hottovy all totally killed it with their contributions. I couldn’t have asked for a better bunch of panelists.
It’s called “What Color Is Slow?” and it discusses the role of VFX as it exists between Art and Design.
(I even give RealtimeVFX a little shoutout at some point!)
Glad to see this posted, thank you Sarah. 
Loved doing this with you, tina and eric!
Love it! Thank you for sharing @smgrissom.
I’m going to move it into the resources category so it’s archived for all to find!
Very very interesting resource!!
Thank you for sharing!
That was fantastic, I particularly liked the format of seeing how different artists approached similar issues.
I agree with you completely that a lot of VFX work is communication and problem solving. Personally I think that makes VFX really quite interesting and a whole lot of fun.
It also seemed like the video cut off at the end?
Thanks for sharing!
It totally was cut off! 
I went ahead and re-uploaded the FULL version so you get to see the rest of Tina’s design challenge and all of Eric’s. Plus some wrap up and Q&A at the end
Sorry for the confusion!!
Awesome thanks so much! Gonna watch it straight away!
Happy it got sorted
thanks for posting this one! 
clever opinions from every speaker, interesting how everyone has a different view on what is “slow”, if this is not scripted 
Yeah! When I posed the question, I had a couple of ideas about what the answers could be, but it all boils down to “well, it depends” hehe 
Very cool talk! Was an interesting watch : 0 iv never tried doing slow as desaturation… gotta give that a shot sometime.
Nice Panel, I like the moderation and how the artist has all a different way. This speaks also a lot about of our Work, everyone has a different approach, depend on Game, Tools, method and Company rules. I like to see more procedures how one goal can achieve.
Maybe we can also start a Special Thread for Naming / Rule (Colors, Styles) and other stuff that are established over time.
I know that any of them are in the Realtime VFX Dictionary Project: are exist but maybe we can do it clearer.
You already know most of my thoughts on this, but I just wanted to chime in and mention how great this talk was.
I’ll definitely check out that Realtime VFX dictionary project, it is definitely true that we lack a standardized language.
Great talk! I used to work with Eric, so I was super interested in watching this. Really loved seeing different perspectives in vfx creation.
