Lea Sabban, known by her Instagram handle LeaMotion, is driven by her passion for creativity – which she wants to pass along, teaching others and sharing her knowledge.
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Lea Sabban, known by her Instagram handle LeaMotion, is driven by her passion for creativity – which she wants to pass along, teaching others and sharing her knowledge.
Jason excelled in art and science, leading him down a unique path to 3D medical animation and workflows that need a powerful, reliable workstation computer.
Creative inspiration ran deep throughout Clint’s family, infusing his career on YouTube and leading him to help educate the next generation of creators.
We spoke with Jason Starne at Camp Lucky about how virtual production enables them to “create wildly immersive and creative ad campaigns for their clients.”
We spoke with the team at Vū about their experiences working with Puget Systems and how clusters of our workstations help them drive massive LED walls.
We talked with Gavin about the evolution of The Slow Mo Guys YouTube channel and how Puget Systems provides the computing power required to make it work.
We talked with Ross Shain, a veteran of the post-production industry and creative technology evangelist, about how he uses his Puget Systems workstation.
VFX and motion graphics legend Jonathan Winbush talks about his work, his workflows, and how those impact the hardware he relies on to do his best work.
Dan Bernard and Casey Faris are two passionate content creators who have fostered success across several creative and philanthropic ventures, including Ground Control, HeartSupport, and ResolveCon.
Lost Boys Interactive is a top tier video game development studio whose work across a wide gamut of game sizes andn complexity means they require high performance workstations, but more importantly, highly reliable workstations, and a vendor who can react quickly to their changing needs. That’s where Puget Systems comes in.