In "Pixel Perfect: The Scientist Behind the Digital Cloning of Actors", the April 28 issue of The New Yorker features Paul Debevec, ICT's chief...
The New Yorker Profiles Paul Debevec
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ICT Technology Helps Morgan Spurlock in His Quest to Live Forever: CNN’s Inside Man Sunday, April 20 at 10/7pm
The Morgan Spurlock program Inside Man will feature ICT's Chief Visual Officer Paul Debevec and the Light Stage technology that was used to turn...
ICT REU Intern Shares Her Experiences Getting Published and Presenting Her Paper Overseas
Washington and Lee computer science major Haley Archer-McClellan was part of ICT's Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program last summer....
Michael Naimark Talk: Cycloramas Re-Imagined
"VR is back!", and while for most this means head-mounted displays and fantasy imagery, collective displays and realworld imagery are untapped both...
New Scientist Covers Mark Bolas and VR for Teaching
New Scientist quoted Mark Bolas of the USC Institute for Creative Technologies and USC School of Cinematic Arts about the use of augmented reality...
Voice of America: Visual Effects Could Change How Movies are Made
A Voice of America story on digital technologies in film featured the work of Paul Debevec and the ICT Graphics Lab. Debevec spoke about the...
Paul Debevec Appears on the Katie Couric Show
Paul Debevec appeared on the Katie Couric show, along with Morgan Spurlock, to discuss the process of turning Spurlock into an interactive hologram...
Mark Bolas on Virtual Reality in the Wall Street Journal
A video story in the Wall Street Journal features Mark Bolas discussing the present and future of virtual reality, with a focus on uses beyond...
VentureBeat Covers MxR Lab
VentureBeat mentioned that research for the virtual reality gaming companies Survios and Oculus VR got their start in the USC Institute for Creative...