Ant-Man: Marvel’s heist film

fxguide talks to the visual effects teams about their work on Ant-Man. Take a look.

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The Fast and The Furious in Entertainment

In the entertainment industry you need to think on your feet as you process through your project. While almost everything is planned in pre-meetings, what do you do when the unforeseen happens? Here are some services that can be a part of your Plan B (or initial plan) if you’re working with digital models.

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Taiwanese Dancers Project Memories with Xsens Motion Capture

Hsin-Chien Huang uses motion capture in his performance art piece to answer this question: Can new technologies help us use our heart and spirit as the unit to measure and document the space-time that we are in?

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DangerMan in 3D Visual Effects thanks to Nick @ TNG Visual Effects

Our founder Nick Tesi had a "DangerMan Moment" a couple years back with DangerMan - the Urban Superhero. DangerMan is a leading advocate for the safety, education and welfare of children and a leader in the fight to end Human Trafficking.

3D Scanning: High Resolution Digital Models

This shoe was digitally created via scan data, and at a high resolution. In order to further preserve the quality, in the remesh, the shoe is broken into several parts in order to keep the edges looking more real and to have more UV space and more specific shader control for rendering. The topology of the remesh and of the model follow the design in which the shoe was built. This further increases the realism.

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California Film and Television Tax Credits

The next application period for California’s newly-expanded film/TV tax credit program begins today. The California Film Commission will accept applications July 13-25 for non-independent feature films and independent projects.

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