The integration of Beeble gives ETC students hands-on experience with AI workflows for visual effects, virtual production, and cinematic storytelling.
As a think tank center within the USC School of Cinematic Arts, ETC works with leading studios, technology companies, and filmmakers to evaluate new technologies and help shape future production practices. Now the institution announced that it integrated Beeble into filmmaking research and production courses.
Beeble has been adopted across multiple programs, including Introduction to Special Effects in Cinema, led by Habib Zargarpour; Directing with AI, led by Fred Grinstein; and experimental filmmaking initiatives within USC’s Media Arts + Practice program, including Amazon-funded research and PhD projects.
Visual effects workflows continue to evolve, and it’s important that students understand both established production techniques and the emerging technologies shaping the industry. Integrating tools like Beeble into the classroom gives them valuable practical experience,” said Erik Weaver, Principal, AI and Emergent Media at ETC.
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