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Thank you to everyone that made last year's event a great success! If you would like to get involved in CVMP 2010, we are about to publish the Call for Papers or you can send us an email.

Here's what some of the attendees had to say about CVMP09...

"It was good to be there and the (other) talks were all excellent!" Peter Hillman, Weta Digital

"Congratulations on a great CVMP" Paul Debevec Associate Director, Graphics Research Research Associate Professor. USC

"I had a great time, saw lots of cool stuff and had interesting discussions." Marc Pollefeys, ETH Zurich

"Well done for organizing such a lively and illuminating conference." Chris Leigh, Realtime Race

"It was a great opportunity to be able to present my team’s work to a like-minded audience." Rob Pieke, MPC

Don't miss it next year!

Last Year's speakers

What is CVMP?

CVMP –Conference for Visual Media Production - aims to bring together the worlds of academic algorithmic research and post production to discuss new advancements and innovative applications.

It is also a unique opportunity to network and pick each other’s brains. Who knows what ideas may form?

“CVMP offered a good mix of research people in graphics and vision as well as industry experts in production and post-production. Surprisingly for such a smaller conference, papers, speeches and posters were continuously of good quality. The time I spent in London was a good investment.”
Jurgen Stauder, Technical Advisor, Thomson Corporate Research

Who attended?

• Chief Technical Officers
• Technical Directors
• Pipeline Architects
• Engineers
• Academic Researchers in Signal / Image / Video Processing, Graphics and Computer Vision

What can I expect?

Submitted papers determine a substantial part of the line up. Have a look at them here, and our confirmed keynote speakers include:

Peter Hillman, R&D Software Engineer at Weta Digital
Prof. Marc Pollefeys, ETH Zurich
Dr. Toni Mateos, Barcelona Media

Come and join the discussion.

Special Sessions this year were:
1. Advanced Technology in post production
2. Capturing 3D Worlds

How can I contribute?

CVMP is reliant on paper submissions. Deadlines for CVMP 2010 will be posted in the new year.

The Best papers from CVMP 2009 will be published in a special issue of JVRB. All proceedings will be published by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers).

When is CVMP?

CVMP takes place over two days. Dates for 2010 tbc.

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