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        <description>"From Final_FINAL_v3 to Making an African Short Film" by Taiwo Folu at Blender Conference 2026 There are large studio pipelines and there is the independent freelance artist working solo. Somewhere in between are teams of artists - small studios, remote collaborators, and indie productions - who need something more than a shared drive to create something together. This talk follows our journey at Eaxum - from pipeline frustration to building Clustta, an open-source version control tool born as a Blender add-on - to actually using it to produce Meji, an African period short film set in the 1900s. I'll share how a lean, artist-friendly pipeline enables real shot production in Blender - from layout through animation, lighting, and FX - lowering the barrier to collaboration for independent creators everywhere. – Learn more about Blender Conference 2026 at https://conference.blender.org/2026/</description>
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