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REid Gershbein. Fifth year (yikes!) graduate student of the Princeton Graphics or death (also known as the Children of a lesser pixel) PhD program. You can find me at Stanford (it's a long story). Personal little things: (HEY! STOP THAT LAUGHING IN THE BACK ROW) I worked for Pixar for a few years.
Reid Gershbein is an American animator, writer and producer who created the 2000 Thrave web cartoon Seat of Life. He provided additional work on various DreamWorks Animation movies including Megamind, Flushed Away, Shrek the Third, The Croods, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, Rise of the Guardians and Monsters vs Aliens.
The Oberlin Stories Project. On working at Pixar and Dreamworks Animation. Reid Gershbein ’93. “None of these events would have happened to me if it hadn’t been for Oberlin’s amazingly nurturing environment, fantastic camaraderie, and the best mentor a student could have.”
Reid Gershbein's 7 research works with 275 citations and 122 reads, including: A Fast Relighting Engine for Interactive Cinematio Lighting Design
Generating photorealistic images of synthetic scenes has been an important goal in Computer Graphics over the last two decades. Not only must the distribution of light through a scene be simulated, but it is equally important to accurately simulate the complex geometry and subtleties of surface appearence that give real scenes their visual ...
The Dabbler, the Dreamer, and the Man Who Broke the World Actor, Director, Editor, Producer, Reid, Writer
Reid Gershbein is known as an Music, Lighting Technician, Actor, Editor, Director, Writer, Cinematography, Producer, and Software Engineer. Some of their work includes The Dabbler, the Dreamer, and the Man Who Broke the World and Here... My Explosion.
