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 ====== WHAT IS THE PROGRAM ABOUT? ======
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+The **Master of Science & Technology in Extended Cinematography** extends far beyond traditional cinema. It operates at the intersection of **computer graphics**, **computer vision**, **real-time technologies**, and **applied AI**, with applications in film, video games, virtual production, and the broader world of **3D interactive and immersive technologies**.
+The program trains hybrid //“creative scientists”// who combine high-level scientific knowledge with advanced digital creation skills. By bridging rigorous research with artistic and technical practice, students are prepared to design, master, and innovate the tools and workflows shaping the future of visual computing and storytelling.
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-> The following links explain what virtual production is and provide insights into the filmmaking process:
->  * [[https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/explainers/virtual-production/what-is-virtual-production|What is virtual production?]] (from Epic Games)
->  * [[https://disneyanimation.com/process/|Filmmaking Process]] (from Disney) – While focused on animation films, this link illustrates the production pipeline and workflow applicable to computer graphics.
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