Explore the Academy Software Foundation's role in advancing open source software for the motion picture industry in this 20-minute conference talk. Discover the foundation's goals, membership structure, governance, and working groups. Learn about key open source projects like OpenVDB, OpenColorIO, OpenQ, OpenEXR, Open Timeline IO, and Open Shading Language. Gain insights into the foundation's efforts in diversity and inclusion, and find out how to get involved through Open Source Days. Presented by Emily Olin from The Linux Foundation and Academy Software Foundation, this talk provides a comprehensive overview of the open source landscape in the film industry.
Academy Software Foundation - Open Source Software for Motion Pictures
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Open Source Software
The Foundation
What is the Foundation
Goals
Membership
Governance
Working Groups
Diversity Inclusion
Landscape
OpenVDB
OpenColorIO
OpenQ
Open EXR
Open Timeline IO
Open Shading Language
How to Get Involved
Open Source Days
Questions
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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