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The pandemic allowed me to have more free time at home and I decided to pick up a software to learn. Redshift was fast at rendering but it wasnРІР‚в„ўt real-time. However, in 2019, I bought Redshift and started looking into the power of GPU-based rendering. Although, ever since I started working in the visual effects industry, I didnРІР‚в„ўt really find much time to learn new tools. Then in 2015, I learned FoundryРІР‚в„ўs Nuke in Seneca College, Toronto. I would do that as a child with drawings, later with old-school 2D animation software such as Adobe Flash 9 and eventually making my way to doing my bachelors in animation and VFX in India where I learned Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop and After Effects. I have always been this kid who used to daydream a lot and had these grand visuals in my head that I wanted to bring to life. But that wasnРІР‚в„ўt the only reason I decided to dive into Unreal Engine. IРІР‚в„ўm very excited as we are working on one of the biggest LED wall stages in the world, here in Toronto to channel the power of Virtual Production in upcoming movies, TV shows, and commercials. Recently I was selected for the Unreal Engine Fellowship program at Epic Games after which I joined the Unreal team here in Pixomondo to leverage the power of real-time rendering at cinematic levels. As a Compositor, I have delivered high-quality photo-realistic visuals for TV and films like The Mandalorian, Star Trek Discovery, The Umbrella Academy, Midway, Fast and Furious, etc. I also teach Compositing from time to time at Seneca College. IРІР‚в„ўm working in Pixomondo, Toronto as a Senior Compositor/Environment Artist.