3D scanning
characters or talent can either be expensive or more cost effective for
your project depending on how, when and where they are scanned.
We
have experienced production needing a 3D scan of an actor after they
had already left the show, and the cost for having them return for a
scan was too expensive. We know there are a hundred ways to accomplish
almost anything on a project, but if this particular actor was scanned
in preproduction or between scenes, there would have been no extra cost
or cause for worry.
One
service we offer acts as an insurance policy, of sorts. We suggest
scanning all of the main characters on a show in the event their scan is
needed later. The scans are then archived until the processed data is
requested or ordered. If you've ever found yourself rushing last minute
on a project, the insurance policy service is something to consider and
is the least expensive compared to last minute orders. Supervisors have
confirmed that having the 3D scans readily available in post saved them a
lot of work and time.
Below are some considerations to make when planning your 3D scanning. TNG Visual Effects will help you make your 3D scanning
experience a positive one. Consult with us on your needs and let us
help you find the most efficient way to accomplish your goals.
Travel
Cut
costs by performing your 3D scans in one of our studios. This saves you
on associated costs of travel and on-site scanning fees.
Modeling
If
you have your own modeling team, just order the clean, raw scan. Then
it's a simple calculation of determining which type of 3D model is the
most cost effective.
Scheduling
Consider
the down time of the talent on set and schedule our team of scan
technicians accordingly. This will save money and alleviate stress for
the Producer, Art Director and talent.
- What type of hair will your 3D models feature?
- Will talent be in a wig cap?
- Does the wardrobe to be scanned include clothes with reflective qualities?
- Will you be animating cloth?
- What is your delivery schedule?
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