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Terrence Masson
Established Date: Sept. 20, 1966
- All
- visual effects
- computer graphics
- animator
- research
- Wavefront
- Senior Technical Director
- Sequence Supervisor
- pioneer
- animation
- software engineer
- artist
- Pioneer
- ILM
- special effects
- academic
- conference
- ACM
- Motion Pictures
- video games
- Commercials
- Animation
- previsualization
- scanimate
- technical director
- designer
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Independent Producer and creative executive, Terrence was both the ACM SIGGRAPH 2006 Computer Animation Festival Chair and 2010 Conference Chair. As an educator he was founding Director of the Creative Industries program and Head of Animation at Northeastern University in Boston, MA and author of the widely acclaimed book "CG 101: A Computer Graphics Industry Reference". Currently he is Chair of the MFA Computer Arts department at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. He enjoys traveling internationally as an ACM Distinguished Lecturer.
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Radio Interview : 2010 SIGGRAPH Conference -
ISEA 2011 Istanbul Keynote
SIGGRAPH 2006 CAF pre-show
"MacDraw" of my childhood home
FMX 2015
Dana (Boadway) Masson
Rochester Institute of Technology ( RIT )
Kleiser Walczak Construction Company
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
Jeff Kleiser
The Spirit of Spawn
Larry Cuba
Dr. Alyn Rockwood
Terminator 2: Judgement Day ( T2 )
Industrial Light & Magic (ILM)
James ( Jim ) Blinn
SIGGRAPH (The Organization)
Digital Domain
John Doe
Jim Hillin
Digital Fauxtography
Ed Kramer
Jeffery A. Williams
SIGGRAPH 2010Independent Producer and creative executive, Terrence was both the ACM SIGGRAPH 2006 Computer Animation Festival Chair and 2010 Conference Chair. As an educator he was founding Director of the Creative Industries program and Head of Animation at Northeastern University in Boston, MA and author of the widely acclaimed book "CG 101: A Computer Graphics Industry Reference". Currently he is Chair of the MFA Computer Arts department at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. He enjoys traveling internationally as an ACM Distinguished Lecturer.