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December 16, 2015
December 14, 2014
Kevin Margo a VFX/CG supervisor at Blur Studio explains in a CGsociety Article how he takes realtime GPU rendering to the next level in his latest personal sci-fi short film project CONSTRUCT. He sets out to aim for the holy grail in the form of the new “MAGI” format, a 4K resolution, 3D stereo, 120 frames per second format developed by VFX pioneer Doug Trumbull.
October 10, 2014
Sony Pictures Animation has provided an actual maya character rig from Hotel Transylvania.
December 4, 2013
Sven The Hero
Evil Minion
HYPERSPACE MADNESS is a game and short film created by Autodesk
See previous cganimationblog Hyperspace Madness post entitled
‘HYPERSPACE MADNESS Game & Short Film by Autodesk’
December 3, 2013
Gameplay Footage
Building Hyperspace Madness, GDC 2012 presentation
Final Animatic
HYPERSPACE MADNESS is a game created by Autodesk over a 2 month timeframe using the Unreal UDK game engine to demonstrate what their software is capable of.
A short film directed by Remi McGill is currently in production to demonstrate how Autodesk is used in film production.
Here’s some pre-production goodies to tie you over until the film is released.
The Animatic Mood Boards and Opening Script with Animatic
December 1, 2013
November 12, 2013
November 7, 2013
May 20, 2013
January 28, 2013
Featurette: Faces of ParaNorman
ParaNorman fuses CG modeling in Maya and physical model making to produce character faces, using a new technique called Powder Printing. The process for Replacement Animation is a progression of 3D Printing or Rapid Prototyping (see Coraline article) and is now so advanced that even the smallest detail can be reproduced and the surfaces coloured.
