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Surf's Up Course at Siggraph

Surf's Up Course at Siggraph

On Monday, August 6th 2007, the Surf’s Up team presented a half day course detailing The Making of the Animated Documentary.

If you couldn’t make the course, you can download the course notes [6 Mb PDF file].

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