Stéphane Dalbera — Founder & Manager of Atopos (MoCap & 3D CGI)
Founder & Manager of Atopos (MoCap & 3D CGI)
Stéphane Dalbera ranks #171 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Animation, and is a standout voice in France. They have 14.8K followers and published 30 posts in the last 60 days at a 1.2% average engagement rate.
- 14.8K followers
- 30 posts / 60d
- 1.2% avg engagement
- 0 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Stéphane, you’ve been running Atopos since 1999, which is the perfect amount of time to accidentally start a company and never figure out how to stop. You list every client from the last quarter-century like you’re trying to remind them you exist, but with an engagement rate lower than a dial-up modem, it’s clear they’ve all forgotten you too.
About Stéphane
Trained as a scientist (Applied Physics, Computer Science, Digital Signal Processing) and passionate about art, I focus on empowering creative teams (film directors, game designers, graphic designers, engineers, choreographers, scientists, contemporary artists…) with high-end, powerful, and flexible workflows, tools, and technologies across motion capture, real-time 3D, games, design, UX, AR, and VR.Since founding Atopos in 1999, we have delivered motion-capture animation solutions for studios and companies including Ubisoft, Sony, Ninja Theory, Quantic Dream, Free Radical, ILM, Darkworks, WideScreen, Grin, Kylotonn, Cyanide, Attitude Studio, LucasArts, Eidos, Mac Guff, Spiders, Frogwares, MELS, Mikros Image, Disney… across video games, advertising, feature films, and TV series. 🙏This deep, hands-on experience in CGI production enables our team to support clients with high-end consulting and training, workflow optimization, business development, and innovation, including the exploration of new markets such as AR, VR, and 3D experiences. 🚀Since 2010, I’ve also been deeply committed to knowledge transfer, having created and led the Real-Time 3D Bachelor at HETIC: a three-year program designed to train the next generation of 3D pioneers and help them shape new CGI uses and markets. 🎓
Highlights
- Top 1% in France — Ranked #4 of 524 creators
- Top 5% Creator — 30 posts in 30 days
- Top 10% Impact — 171 avg engagements per post
- Top 10% Audience — 14,834 followers
Recent posts
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