My research focused on novel interfaces for kinematic animation. My supervisor was Karan Singh.
Email: lockwood [at] dgp [dot] toronto [dot] edu
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I am a Ph.D.
Graduate from the the Dynamic
Graphics Project lab in the Department
of Computer Science at the University
of Toronto. My research focused on novel interfaces for kinematic animation. My supervisor was Karan Singh. Email: lockwood [at] dgp [dot] toronto [dot] edu |
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Gestural Motion Editing using Mobile Devices Noah Lockwood, Karan Singh. MiG '16: Proceedings of the 2016 ACM SIGGRAPH Conference on Motion in Games. |
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Finger Walking: Motion Editing with Contact-Based Hand Performance Noah Lockwood, Karan Singh. SCA '12: Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGGRAPH/Eurographics Symposium on Computer Animation. |
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Biomechanically-Inspired
Motion Path Editing Noah Lockwood, Karan Singh. SCA '11: Proceedings of the 2011 ACM SIGGRAPH/Eurographics Symposium on Computer Animation. |
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DirectCam: A Gestural System for Animatic Creation Noah Lockwood, Patricio Simari, Patrick Coleman, Karan Singh. SIGGRAPH '07: Siggraph 2007 Sketches and Posters. |
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Ph.D. Computer Science, 2016, University of Toroto. Thesis: "Interactive Techniques for High-Level Spacetime Editing of Human Locomotion". M.Sc. Computer Science, 2006, University of Toronto. Thesis: "High Degree of Freedom Input and Large Displays for Accessible Animation". Hon. B.Sc. Computer Science (minor in Classical Civilizations), 2004, University of Toronto. |
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Courses
taught (University of Toronto): CSC209: Software Tools and Systems Programming, Summer 2010. CSC148: Introduction to Computer Science, Summer 2006. TAships (University of Toronto): CSC108, CSC148, CSC120, CSC207, CSC209, CSC320, CSC369. Training (University of Toronto): TATP Teaching Fundamentals Certificate (2010) TATP Advanced University Teaching Preparation (2012) |
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Internships: I interned at the Research and Development group of Industrial Light & Magic in 2007 and 2008. I worked on the Shared Technology team, developing videogame tools for Lucasarts by adapting ILM's visual effects software. |
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Credits: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, 2008, "Shared Tools and Technology". |