Tatiane Silvia Leite is a Brazilian VFX artist based in Los Angeles , California. Graduated in Computer Engineering from the State University of Campinas, Tati began her career in computer graphics and image processing during her master's degree at the same university, when she developed a software editing and comparison of human portraits, which included the ability to assess the beauty of a face and also suggest and make small changes in the image in order to enhance the facial beauty perception. Her work earned her a related patent in Brasil.
After her masters, Tati moved to Los Angeles, where she specialized in digital imaging and animation at UCLA , then worked with animation and electronic games in 7 Generation Games . After 2015, she began working with visual and special effects in film, working on 10 films , including the new version of 3D animation The Lion King and Ant-Man and the Wasp, both produced by Disney, and is recognized in Brazil as one of the few women to succeed in a career often dominated by men.
After her masters, Tati moved to Los Angeles, where she specialized in digital imaging and animation at UCLA , then worked with animation and electronic games in 7 Generation Games . After 2015, she began working with visual and special effects in film, working on 10 films , including the new version of 3D animation The Lion King and Ant-Man and the Wasp, both produced by Disney, and is recognized in Brazil as one of the few women to succeed in a career often dominated by men.
