RenderStreet was among the selected startups for EIT ICT Labs‘ innovation program. An initiative supported by TechPeaks and Startup Pirates, EIT ICT Labs has selected 8 startups from Europe for a one-week program of coaching and mentoring. So, for the entire last week I have been in the beautiful city of Trento, in Northern Italy.
A BMW retailer in Switzerland is promoting the new X5 with a TV spot created entirely with Blender. As it usually happens in advertising, short deadlines demand fast production. This is how RenderStreet was entrusted with rendering a significant part of the animation.
Blend Swap is an initiative to open collaboration that grew to become the biggest library of 3D assets made with Blender, at free disposal for personal and commercial use. Launched in 2009, the site gathered a community of more than 48k registered users fostered by founder Matthew Muldoon.
A great event may be measured by the ideas and projects it generates. For us, Blender Conference was the place where we came up with a way to help Blender community develop.
We are officially launching the RenderStreet for Artists sponsorship program in which we will provide selected projects with free rendering on our servers.
The only requirement for applicants is that their project is open and all the resources are made available for anyone to use. It may be an animation film, a 3D image, whatever you decide to work on that needs fast rendering.
