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Peter Gornstein is a Norwegian filmmaker.[1]
He has directed feature films, television episodes, video games and commercials. He has also worked as a screenwriter, and in various technical roles in film production, even earning recognition at SIGGRAPH 2014.[2] Gornstein shared the "Best Real-Time Graphics" award at the 2014 SIGGRAPH with two other men for Ryse: Son of Rome.[3]
His 2007 film Sunrise won three awards, the Fuji Film International Short Film Award, the Panavision Award and an award from FotoKem.[1]
Britain's National Gallery commissioned Gornstein to make a video in which he explained how much game designers, like those he lead when he was th artistic director for the game Ryse: Son of Rome, owed to renaissance painters, when they design a games' virtual environment.[4]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Peter Gornstein, Videm om film. Retrieved on 2021-01-11. “Holds a Master of Fine Art in film direction from the American Film Institute and a BA in illustration from the California College of the Arts.”
- ↑ Mercedes Milligan. SIGGRAPH Announces 2014 Festival Winners, Animation Magazine, 2014-07-01. Retrieved on 2021-01-11.
- ↑ PAST COMPUTER ANIMATION FESTIVAL AWARD WINNERS, SIGGRAPH. Retrieved on 2021-03-05.
- ↑ Building the Picture. National Gallery. Retrieved on 2021-03-05. “Discover how much the modern computer games industry and Italian Renaissance painters have in common.”