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For Sheridan College, Project Management helped. Sheridan College in Oakville Ontario is world renowned for innovative and effective Animation and Film training. But running the Advanced Television and Film program at SCAETs Animation, Art and Design Program left little time for developing R&D projects to develop students and staff and bring in more funding. Go-R&D Consulting helped not only by co-developing Sheridans project concept for a digital archiving initiative and running an R&D course on Digital Asset Management and Project Management. Our detailed budget and schedule was used for feasibility assessment and external funding analysis. We also co-developed and ran two Large Format Film Primer courses in 2002 and 2003 which motivated the two first student film projects in Canada in 1570 film. |
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| For Fakespace Systems, expanding Stereoscopic 3D for larger venues by innovative development worked. Fakespace Systems is a world leader in immersive and Virtual Reality technologies, which keeps them very busy and sometimes overworked. Hence in-house staff were hard-pressed to do all the technical research and development work for upcoming project bids. Go-R&D Consultings practical and proven experience in stereoscopic (true 3D) imaging and display technologies was used to help design and test solutions and demonstrate results to potential Fakespace clients, which successfully got them the jobs desired, without adding head count. A series of tests and reports over a period of several months did the trick, and kept both Marketing and Technical teams happy.
"We worked with Gord Harris from GoR&D for a stereo visualisation project. We were delighted with his work, he was able to provide in-depth studies within a short time frame, that enabled us to win a key contract with a major client. I was impressed at the dedication that Gord showed and the wide range of experience he brings on optical projects." Cliff Gates - Applications Engineer - Fakespace Systems "DALSA faced a difficult deadline leading up to our product announcement for the Origin digital camera at NAB 2003. We needed to produce a credible demo clip yet there were still a number of technical uncertainties outstanding both in the camera itself and the production process required to produce high quality 4K images. Go-R&D put together a comprehensive project plan and budget that allowed us to manage the uncertainties and difficulties as they unfolded. Gord also brought in additional team members as required to assist in getting the job done, on time and on budget. The Origin camera won 4 major awards at NAB and the Go-R&D team played a significant role in that success. I hope to be able to collaborate with Gord again on future projects involving new camera concepts for cinematography". John Coghill - Director and General Manager, Digital Cinema - DALSA Inc. For IMAX Space Team, Anaglyphic Stereo stills. Toni Myers and Judy Carrol, producers of the award winning Space Station 3D film about the International Space Station wondered about the best method of showing 3D stills of their new movie for Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine. Go-R&D advised on options and recommended use of Dr. Eric Dubois anaglyphic algorithm, which we subsequently used. We took stereo pairs from scans of the 1570 images and did all stereography work and project liaison for the Dec. 2001 photo issue and won Space Station the coveted cover photo and a large photo spread. Sponsor Lockheed Martin subsequently used these images for the gala opening in a Marketing handout. go-R&D can help in your still and video presentations of stereo data too. Please click here if interested in Film projects, or email me at gord@go-rd.com if you want to be added to our mailing list, or Click here for FREE STUFF! go-R&D Consulting helps Imaging Companies Profit from Innovation |
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