Steve G. d'Atelier is a CGI photography and design director known for his elaborate CG simulations. As evidenced in his work Normandie, which details a fictional account of the famous D-Day landing, d'Atelier lends a sense of complicated depth to his simulations despite them being constructed entirely out of codes. Though he began by studying graphic design, d'Atelier soon switched his attention to 3D filmmaking and found he preferred the tangibility of making stories come to life.

He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science, and as a designer, he has worked for companies like Pentagram, Grey Group and brands like Nike. For the past nine years, Steve d'Atelier has been developing his craft as a metteur en scène through his studio projects alongside his design career. He lives and works in San Francisco, California.

Steve G. d'Atelier is a CGI photography and design director known for his elaborate CG simulations. As evidenced in his work Normandie, which details a fictional account of the famous D-Day landing, d'Atelier lends a sense of complicated depth to his simulations despite them being constructed entirely out of codes. Though he began by studying graphic design, d'Atelier soon switched his attention to 3D filmmaking and found he preferred the tangibility of making stories come to life.

He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science, and as a designer, he has worked for companies like Pentagram, Grey Group and brands like Nike. For the past nine years, Steve d'Atelier has been developing his craft as a metteur en scène through his studio projects alongside his design career. He lives and works in San Francisco, California.