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Tanine Allison

About
Tanine Allison is the Arthur Blank NEH Chair of the Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences as well as an Associate Professor of Film and Media at Emory University. In addition to a monograph on American war cinema and media, she has published on performance capture, video games, digital animation and visual effects, and issues of digital realism. She is currently writing a book on how motion capture and other visual effects reflect cultural ideas of race and identity.
Areas of Focus
CGI, computer graphics, motion capture, facial animation, digital de-aging, digital modes of performance, industrial and cultural discourse, how visual effects intersect with aspects of identity (gender, race, etc.)
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