TRICK 3D’s Dublin Branch Appoints Grace Dinan as Executive Producer
Dublin, Ireland – TRICK 3D, a leading 3D visualization and animation studio, is excited to announce the appointment of Grace Dinan as Executive Producer at their Dublin branch. With a background in extended reality (XR) creative technology and artificial intelligence (AI), Grace brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team.
Prior to joining TRICK 3D, Grace served as design operations lead at national broadcaster RTÉ and has authored research publications on various topics including 3D, XR, AI, and broadcast innovations. She is also a regular speaker at technology and innovation conferences such as the International Broadcast Convention (IBC).
In addition to her work with TRICK 3D, Grace is involved in the Horizon EU TRANSMIXR project, which collaborates with 22 organizations across Europe. Her project, ‘Evolution of the Control Room – Leveraging XR, AI, Voice and HTML-based Graphics Solutions,’ recently won the IBC Media Innovation Project of the Year award.
TRICK 3D’s expansion of leadership in Dublin marks their continued efforts in the technology and animation sectors in Europe. The Dublin branch will focus on utilizing artificial intelligence in visualization and animation pipelines.
“We are thrilled to have Grace join our team as Executive Producer at our Dublin branch,” said Chad Eikhoff, CEO and Founder of TRICK 3D. “Her expertise in XR and AI, coupled with her impressive background in broadcast and production, make her a valuable addition to our team.”
TRICK 3D is known for their innovative work in 3D visualization and animation, and has a client roster that includes well-known companies such as The Coca-Cola Company, Delta Air Lines, and Universal Parks & Resorts. Their Dublin branch serves as an AI research hub and is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge technology solutions.
To learn more about TRICK 3D and their work, visit their website at www.trick3d.eu.
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