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In 2020, he joined Sony Santa Monica as a Lead Rendering Engineer and is now Technical Director.
He focuses on physically based lighting and shading, data-driven rendering architecture and overall improvements in visual quality.
He is also passionate about sharing his knowledge with the industry as a whole, running internal and external training and conferences.

His interest in Computer Graphics started in his teens by joining the demoscene community.
In the past he has worked on rendering solutions for companies such as Milestone, Electronic Arts, Capcom and Relic Entertainment.
Angelo is actively involved in the Computer Graphics community, having presented at multiple venues including Siggraph, GDC and Digital Dragons, and served as a chair for I3D.
He is one of the co-authors of the latest edition of the book “Real-Time Rendering”, and he helps as an editor for the Journal of Computer Graphics Tools.

Before leading the Graphics team at Unity as VP of Graphics for the Unity Editor and Engine, she was a AAA games developer, working on innovative cross-platform rendering engine and game graphics for Bungie’s Destiny franchise, as well the Halo series, such as Halo: ODST and Halo: Reach, and AMD Graphics Products Group where she pushed parallel computing boundaries investigating advanced real-time graphics techniques, and graphics hardware design and APIs.
Natalya has been encouraging sharing in the games graphics community for several decades, largely by organizing a popular series of courses such as Advances in Real-time Rendering, Open Problems in Real-Time Rendering and Rendering Engine Architecture at SIGGRAPH, and convincing people to speak there. It seems to be working.

He received his B.Sc in Computer Science in 1999 from Pennsylvania State University’s Schreyer Honors College. His first job in the games industry was in the niche field of Linux game development as part of the start-up Loki Software.
He later began working at Treyarch before its acquisition by Activision in 2001. As a technical director he has led engineering teams on Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man 3, and Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, and contributed to a dozen other titles as well as each of the Call of Duty series from Modern Warfare 3 (2011) to Modern Warfare 3 (2023). He was then the Chief Technology Officer of Activision from January of 2020 until January of 2024.
He resides in Falmouth, ME, where he raises goats and chickens when not volunteering for the Falmouth Land Trust.
Organization:

She facilitates effective communication, collaboration updates, event organization, and leads communications and dependencies across various organizations, to ensure smooth operations.
In addition to her current role, her diverse background includes roles as an Organizational Project Manager, Campaign Manager, Sales Representative, Casino Dealer, and more; showcasing her adaptability and attention to detail.
With over a decade of experience, Stephanie is a dedicated professional who consistently leverages her organizational skills and effective communication to drive success in any role she undertakes.