Sentences with phrase «techniques of motion capture»

They contemplate early cinematic techniques of motion capture and ponder whether the puppets in their stop - motion animation drama Anomalisa might have been «faking it» on set.

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As the person acts out different scenarios — walking down the street, taking part in an angry mob, running into a wall — a bank of high - res cameras records the position of the markers (the red circles in the diagram), a technique called motion capture.

Everything about this film oozes class; the 60's setting is beautifully captured with it's attention to detail and strikingly rich photography by Eduard Grau; the slow motion scenes with overbearing sound effects; the subtle changes of colour saturation providing an excellent technique in developing the mood and feeling of Firth's character and a fitting soundtrack to accompany the lush imagery.

The motion capture technique renders Rylance's face completely expressive, and the blend of live action with CGI is seamless.

The Adventures of Tintin also offers some of the more effective usage of the motion - capture technique, which transfers an actor's performance upon an animated avatar, by bypassing the uncanny valley altogether and creating characters that are a hybrid of humans and artist Hergé's cartoonish designs (Only the hero and central villain weigh heavily toward the former).

New motion and facial capture techniques were developed during the long process of making the game, including the real - time motion capture where the graphics are rendered on the fly with character models, costumes and props already in place.

Ninja Theory was one of the first studios to use motion capture techniques to really capture detailed facial animations to effectively portray characters emotions and push storytelling to new heights in the gaming genre.

«We're always striving to improve our combination of technology and artistry and as we go from strength to strength, we're really looking forward to building on the level of service we can deliver by developing new and innovative techniques for motion capture in 2013 and beyond.»

Made using digital motion capture techniques and computer animation, the work depicts a solitary figure residing in a luminescent space at the bottom of the ocean.

Using techniques such as slow - motion filming with traditional 16 mm film to capture rich, grainy colours and textures Neville avoids the familiar images of contemporary conflict.

This revolutionary motion - capture technique produced iconic images that have profoundly influenced generation upon generation of photographers, artists and filmmakers.