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Realtime film and tv production

Posted by Shawn Hendriks, 27 August 2009 7:00 pm

Over the last year I have been hearing, and talking to customers, about using technology to return direct control of the creative process to the directors. It's fascinating to see how its being done and consider what effects it might have in years to come.

Here are a couple videos I shot of Autodesk clients that are doing this...

Jim Hensons digital Puppetry

The Third Floor- Digital previz company using real time technology to aid in previz development.

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Max Balboa

Posted 15 September 2009 3:15 pm

Really great stuff. I got this same idea for puppeteering right from the day I watched siggraph 08 motion builder presentation. I can remember those guys making fun of Shaun in the mocap suit in the end of the MB presentation. And the gigantic Marc Petit trying getting Mr. Hendriks pwned in the virtual set! LOL. I laughed so hard seeing everyone was laughing as hard as me. Wow.. I just love that moment. We love you Mr. Hendriks!

Max Balboa

Posted 15 September 2009 3:35 pm

I knew it the first time I saw it, it's a wacom 12wx! Wow, cool!

LoganCDN

Posted 19 October 2009 10:59 pm

Sean you should go interview James Camereon and Lightstorm for what theyre doing with Avatar. Its right along the lines of what your theme is for this blog post but from what I am told they've taken it a few steps further (and of course they utilize Autodesk products).

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