This major industry gathering is set to take place from April 13th to 17th at the Las Vegas Convention Center, specifically at booth SL4104.

Maxon One: A Suite for All Creative Needs

The company’s flagship offering, Maxon One, serves as an all-encompassing suite for creators involved in 2D and 3D design, animation, motion graphics, filmmaking, digital sculpting, and rendering. It provides a wide array of tools for artists working on everything from product modeling and architectural visualization to film color grading and visual effects, as seen in the award-winning “Godzilla Minus One.”

Engagement and Innovation at the Core of Maxon’s Presence

David McGavran, the CEO of Maxon, emphasized the company’s commitment to community engagement and the excitement of showcasing at NAB. The event will feature a diverse group of talented artists demonstrating the latest innovations and workflow enhancements integrated into Maxon One.

Educational Sessions with Industry Experts

Maxon’s booth at NAB will host a series of presentations delivered by professionals from various backgrounds, including members of the Maxon Training Team. These sessions will be available for live attendance or through a livestream on the Maxon YouTube channel.

Highlighted Presentations

• Battle for Wu-York City: Jonathan Winbush will present his work on combining Cinema 4D with Unreal Engine for creating a video game experience featuring Method Man of the Wu-Tang Clan.
• Resurrecting Atlantis: Robyn Haddow, a Fantasy User Interface Designer, will discuss her motion graphics systems and texture mapping for the Atlantean ship and Octobot in “Aquaman 2”.
• Commercial Creation for Board Games and Toys: Jon “Jags” Nee will host two sessions on utilizing Cinema 4D and ZBrush with Unreal Engine 5 for producing commercials and high-resolution renders for collectibles.
• Particle Loops Mastery in After Effects: Erica Anderson will guide attendees through creating particle loops in After Effects using Trapcode Particular.
• Sci-Fi Short Film Production: Gryun Kim and Woosung Kang will share their process for creating the Sci-Fi short “WAI-000”, focusing on camera and mechanical animation, compositing, and advanced Cinema 4D techniques.

From Digital to Physical: A Robot Figurine Demo

Attendees will also have the opportunity to see the transformation of a digital robot sculpted in ZBrush into a tangible 3D-printed figurine at the Maxon booth.

News source: https://www.maxon.net/en/