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Aylish Wood

Aylish Wood

About

Aylish Wood is Professor Emerita at School of Arts and Architecture University of Kent. She has published extensively on various aspects of VFX, animation and computer games. Her research moved from an initial emphasis on the impact animation technologies on constructions of visual space in film and animation, to a study of software and how artists use it. Her recent research continues to engage with VFX and animation software and its production culture. She is currently interested in the introduction of AI systems to VFX and animation production.

Areas of Focus

Production culture of software used in VFX, animation and games production; digital culture and software; animation, games, and VFX; AI.

Relevant Publications

Invisible Digital: What Animation and Games Tell Us about Software and Digital Culture (2024)

Mad Max: Fury Road and the toxic storm: the transcalar possibilities of digital images (2020)

Where do Shapes Come From? (2019)

Re-animating Space (2018)

Inception's Timespaces (2015)

Software, Animation and the Moving Image: What's in the Box? (2015)

Intangible spaces: Three-dimensional technology in Hugo and IMAX in The Dark Knight (2013)

Digital Encounters (2007)

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