Alex Lindsay

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Alex Lindsay, chief architect of Pixel Corps, has been involved in computer graphics for nearly 20 years. Having extensive experience in digital production including print, real-time graphics, multimedia titles, forensic animation, television, and film, he spent several years on the production of Star Wars: Episode 1 (at JAK Films and then at Industrial Light and Magic). Alex has taught at the Academy of Art and at the San Francisco State Multimedia Studies Programs. He writes for 3D Magazine, 3D World, and Post and was a regular guest on the US cable channel TechTV.

Lindsay also hosts and produces This Week in Media, a regular podcast on the TWiT.tv podcast network and is a regular guest on the This Week in Tech podcast. Another podcast that Lindsay produces is MacBreak, shot in 1080p using a Sony CineAlta, as well as hosting a weekly audio only talk show, Macbreak Weekly.

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