We are pleased to announce the conference programme for CVMP 2018 on 13–14 December 2018 at the BFI Southbank in London.

We have an exciting programme planned that includes:

• 15 short papers and demos
• 8 full papers
• 6 industry talks and coffee breaks
• 4 keynotes (two academic and two from industry):
  • Wolfgang Lempp: Technology of Visual Storytelling
  • J.P. Lewis: The Promise, and Problems, of Deep Learning for Character (and other Content) Creation
  • Rafał Mantiuk: How many pixels are too many?
  • Matthias Nießner: 3D Reconstruction and Understanding of the Real World
• 2 full days of invigorating discussions
• 1 production talk and conference dinner

Tickets are still available. Full and student tickets cost £400 and £300, respectively (including dinner).

The CVMP 2018 Conference Dinner is included with most ticket options (only for registrations before 3 December 2018). The dinner will be held on Thursday, 13 December 2018, at BFI Bar & Kitchen (Benugo).

Tickets are now available for CVMP 2018 on 13–14 December 2018 at the BFI Southbank in London.

Early-bird tickets (£365 including dinner) are limited to the first 15 people signing up.

Full and student tickets cost £400 and £300, respectively (including dinner).

The CVMP 2018 Conference Dinner is included with most ticket options and will be held on Thursday, 13 December 2018, at BFI Bar & Kitchen (Benugo).

ACM Europe Council will be sponsoring this year’s Best Paper Award.

The Best Paper Award will be awarded to the best full paper submission, as judged by the conference organisers.

Each of the winners will receive a plaque. In addition, there will be a 1000 Euro honorarium to be split among the winners.

For further information about the award and its selection criteria, please see the ACM Europe Council Best Paper Award website.

To submit your work to CVMP 2018, please see the Call for Papers and the submission instructions.

The Call for Papers for CVMP 2018 is now live.

We are looking for Full and Short Paper submissions, as well as Demos and Industry Talks.

Please consider submitting your work.

Hi everyone,

It’s been time for a facelift for the trusty old CVMP website, and you’re looking at the resulting shiny new website right now.

As we’re starting from a clean slate, we’ll take this opportunity to add back content after dusting it off a bit. This will take place over the coming weeks and months, as we’re preparing for CVMP 2018 in December at the BFI Southbank.

By the way, our new website is based on the excellent template created by Santiago Montesdeoca and Amir Semmo for the Expressive 2018 symposium.

More information coming soon!