Keep 3DLuVr online!
3DLuVr Logo
Sections
Articles
 From the Real World
 Digital Painting Series
 Featuring of...
 On the Bookshelf
Tutorials
 3ds max
 LightWave3D
 Softimage XSI
 Rhinoceros 3D
 Video Tutorials
FunZone menu
 I always wanted to be
 Talk to an employer
 Why Ask "Why"
TechZone menu
 Hardware Reviews
 Software Reviews
 Benchmarking
 Q&A, Tips & Tricks
UserZone menu
 The Artist Sites
 15 Min of Fame
 Request an Account
 Current Assignment
 Sponsors & Prizes
 Make a Submission
 Voting Booth
 Competition Rules
About menu
 Mission Statement
 Policies
 Advertising
 Comments
 Poll Archive
 Links
 How to IRC
 Donations
Login
Log in to be able to post comments to the news items, forum posts, and other facilities.
Username: 
 
Password: 
Not registered? Register!     Lost Password?
Poll
 Your New Year`s Resolution is...
Gain employment
Stop smoking/drinking/etc
Get back in shape
Find the meaning of life
Conquer the World
Absolutely nothing

    Poll Results
Comments
Want to leave us a comment about the site or in general? Click here to access the form.
ArtZone Heading
Interview with Sedley Brown, the head of 3D at the NVFilm
Added on: Wed Aug 04 2004
Page: 1 2 3 4 6 

3dluvr: Why did you think it is important to extend FX2NV's portfolio towards the video shooting, video-production?

Sedley Brown: Live action integration with 3D/2D animation, motion graphics and compositing, is starting to become the standard. By being at the fore front it helps to keep on top of new techniques and solutions, so that they can be offered to the client. So extending our live action capabilities has allowed us to start on in house productions that allow for these new techniques to be explored, as well as now being able to offer live action shoots to new and existing clients.



One of our major plan is also a live action and CGI short film called Mr. Vee. This film will showcase the full 3D animation and special effects capabilities of fx2nv. The film will be shot in collaboration with Schmick Films, with live footage directed by Christian Banfield. The screenplay was written by Alice D. Cooper and will be produced by Sue Chedney.

3dluvr: Why did you choose Mac platform and not the PC? or the platform-application is not as important in the creative process?

Sedley Brown: Actually we are multi platform, with the software usually defining which platform is used. We try to use the best solution and the most appropriate software for the given task. This could be a good advice to everyone, try to concentrate on the solution and dont stick yourself to platforms or softwares.


 
� 1997-2024 3DLuVrTM (Three Dee Lover)
Best viewed in 1024x768 or higher,
using any modern CSS compliant browser.