If you missed SIGGRAPH 2017 watch a selection of recorded Live Streaming Sessions.
If you missed SIGGRAPH 2017 watch a selection of recorded Live Streaming Sessions.
To meet the demand for significantly increased complexity since "The LEGO Movie", Animal Logic completely redeveloped its environment toolset, centralized its brick library, released its proprietary renderer Glimpse into full production, and optimized everything from texture creation to city destruction.
Aidan Sarsfield
Animal Logic
Jens Jebens
Animal Logic
Damien Gray
Animal Logic
Simon Bull
Animal Logic
Disney's "The Jungle Book" required MPC to deliver work of unprecedented visual complexity. The main challenge was to ensure that excess capacity was provided through the flexible and scalable nature of cloud-based resources, while meeting the client's strict security requirements.
Hannes Ricklefs
The Moving Picture Company
Daniel Bergel
The Moving Picture Company
Craig Dibble
The Moving Picture Company
Pauline Koh
Technicolor
James Pearson
The Moving Picture Company
This talk describes the use of depth-based compositing to accelerate collaboration among multiple artists on a single shot. This workflow allows for increasingly complex shots to be finished in less time even when dealing with dozens of animators and hundreds of characters.
Dhruv Govil
Sony Pictures Imageworks
The technical and creative challenges of "The LEGO Batman Movie" motivated many changes to rendering at Animal Logic. The project was the first feature animation to be entirely rendered with the studio’s proprietary path-tracer, Glimpse.
Daniel Heckenberg
Animal Logic
Luke Emrose
Animal Logic
Matthew Reid
Animal Logic
Michael Balzer
Animal Logic
Antoine Roille
Animal Logic