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“Revolutionizing Virtual Production Car Process with Blender” by Mike Hodgetts at Blender Conference 2025

This presentation will look at the ways in which Sim-Plates is changing the way that car process is shot for virtual production.
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“Custom Particle Systems in Geometry Nodes” by Kris Meeusen at Blender Conference 2025

With the introduction of simulation nodes, many popular physics systems can now be created directly within Geometry Nodes. One of the easiest and most enjoyable systems to start with is a particle system. Once you understand the basics, it becomes a lo…

“The development story of “Story Tools”” by Falk David, Pablo Fournier at Blender Conference 2025

The “Story Tools” project is aimed at improving existing functionality in Blender for crafting stories. Specifically, the goal is to improve storyboarding and layout workflows, working with multiple scenes and cameras, and managing shot continuity.
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“Funny Legs: a 2D show by a 3D animator” by Yana Zavialova at Blender Conference 2025

Funny Legs is an animated show on YouTube created entirely by one person, from modeling to render. In this talk, a 3D animator, Yana Zavialova, will tell how she has built an efficient pipeline that allows her to create a 1-minute episode in 2–3 weeks….

“Bringing concepts to life – Framestore’s Visual Development” by Stefan Mayr, Juan Francisco Hernández Mendoza at Blender Conference 2025

How Framestore’s Visual Development Department is integrating Blender in their workflow to create high quality Creature and Environment concepts
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“Facial Rigging for Stylized Character Animation” by Rik Schutte at Blender Conference 2025

At Blender studio, we’re developing a new Character Asset: Storm. This session will be a walkthrough on how I’ve explored different ways of facial rigging for a stylized character and why I chose to do it this particular way. The class will highlight t…

“From Solo Artist to Studio with Blender” by Mia Connolly at Blender Conference 2025

How a small group of artists and animators left Maya behind and built an indie studio from the ground up. This session will walk you through the real-world roadmap, how we built our pipeline, the lessons we learned, and how we did it all for under $1,0…

“Accessible Automated Pipelines for Small Teams” by Gregorio Guirado at Blender Conference 2025

This session explores how Blender became the core of a scalable VFX pipeline for a 2D animated feature. We’ll cover how a three-person team automated drop shadows, compositing setups, and cross-software integration across ~800 scenes—while tracking eve…

“Simulation and Visualisation of Optical Systems” by Johannes Hinrichs at Blender Conference 2025

The design of imaging optical systems, like camera lenses, currently relies on a few specialized optical design software.
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“Exploring how creativity is built across industries” by Filip Gladis at Blender Conference 2025

Mangoshake studio – from architecture and design to storytelling and visual effects.
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