# Blair Clark

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The virtual production tech behind the new 'Ted' television series

Ian Failes from befores & afters talks to Ted visual effects supervisor Blair Clark and ViewScreen supervisor Brandon Fayette discuss the making of the new Peacock television series and how the real-time tech ViewScreen was used to allow live-action actors to interact with a digital character durin…

Ted

Tom Costantino ACE, Blair Clark, Allie Mitchell and Justin Ulrich Most of the VFX and editing team from Seth MacFarlane's Peacock original series TED should have known what they were in for when they signed on for the show. Editor and assistant editor Tom Costantino ACE and Justin Ulrich had alread…

Al Jarreau Tribute Show, Brooks Stevens Designs, and Pet Lizards

Sandy Maxx interviews Brooks Stevens Design President, Mike Hopkins and Executive Director of Programs Mathias Gran. Also an interview with Skylight Music Theatre Executive Director Susan Varela and singer Blair Clark. The Song You Need To Hear: "Boogie Down" Al Jarreau. Interview with City Art Car…

Interview With Skylight Music Theatre Executive Director Susan Varela and singer Blair Clark

Sandy Maxx's interview with Skylight Music Theatre Executive Director Susan Varela and singer Blair Clark. Al Jarreau tribute at Skylight Music Theatre tomorrow at 8. Blair Clark's history with Al Jarreau. Susan details how the show came together. Other upcoming events at Skylight Music Theatre.

The Active Lifestyle Marketer: Ep. 016 with Blair Clark from Canyon Bicycles

This week on The Active Lifestyle Marketer we talk with Blair Clark, President of Canyon Bicycles, as he shares his experience bringing Canyon Bicycles, one of the most successful bike brands in Europe, to the United States market.

Behind the visual effects of 'Ted' season 2, including the bear, and the deepfake Bill Clinton

Ian Failes from befores & afters chats to 'Ted' s2 visual effects supervisors Hoyt Yeatman and Blair Clark about the creation of the main character, and the deepfake work that went into the appearance of Bill Clinton.