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| − | Elements in an animated movie must be carefully designed and crafted, refined and tested to meet requirements of the movie, the intent of the [[Director]] and the needs of the [[Animators]]. Often more than a general knowledge of [[Modeling]], [[Rigging]] and [[Programming]] is required. Difficult problems require subject matter experts.
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| − | All tools are not optimal.
| + | <center>[[Special Effects]] [[Cloth Simulation]] - [[Rigging]] - [[Key Groups]] - [[Dynamic Simulations]] - [[Fluids]] - [[Distortion Cages]] - [[Post Effects]] </center> |
| − | All ideas and inventions cannot be implemented.
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| − | Discovering what works best, on time and on budget, is very important work.
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| − | These challenges are met by the [[Techical Director|Technical Directors]].
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| − | '''Extreme Poses and Exaggeration'''
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| − | [http://www.hash.com/forums/uploads/post-60-1133113819.jpg http://www.hash.com/forums/uploads/post-60-1133113819_thumb.jpg]
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| − | [[David Walker]] tests the possiblities using an animated [[Distortion Cage]].
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| − | See also:
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| − | [[Contributors]]
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Latest revision as of 09:09, 5 January 2008
