‘Earth to Ned’ uses real-time digital puppetry for final-pixel TV | Spotlight | Unreal Engine
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2021
- The Jim Henson Company, creators of Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, and Sid the Science Kid, has been delivering performance-driven family entertainment for over 60 years, from traditional hand puppets to animatronics and real-time digital animation. When they brought Unreal Engine into the mix, they were able to take real-time digital puppetry to final output right on set, in an innovative blend of live action, animatronics, and performed CG animation. The result was Earth to Ned, which airs on Disney+.
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What magic these people create, the realtime aspect takes out to another level, BRAVO!!! Going to watch!!!
And the result seems amazing, great quality
@facts overmarxism Who the hell is Tim Henson? You're a fool. And a troll.
This is such a brilliant use of the tech, as an actor myself it always helps to have that there to react to, I don't HATE green or blue screens cuz it requires you to use your imagination and you usually have concept art or early renders to see what it might look like in post when it's complete, but with this I would love it, I could really be acting to something that is physically there, game changing tech right here, and The Mando used it as well to great effect I believe!!!..
Great Work
This is amazing
@facts overmarxism troll boy
WOW Amazing!
@facts overmarxism troll boy
these custom controllers, lol they had vr controls way before everyone.
I like the idea 💡..
The modern day descendant of Waldo C. Graphic.
hello my friend thank you for share have a wonderful day
1:35 laughed listening to this)
Isn’t this just space ghost
we want updates on ue5
They'll get it out when it's ready, there's no point in begging for it because it'll be done when it's done. If they take too long, you complain, but if they delivered an unfinished product you'd surely complain more.
Im here for the clickbait
why unreal engine
hasn't been revealed yet?
"Our award-winning controls"… I don't understand why Americans saying that all the time. Our award-winning of what? What the award he mention? It seems like it doesn't matter because it's an AWARD! Sounds like "an-award-of-nothing" or "an-award-not-of-your-business" to me. Why just can't mention what award it was? This is just my award-winning opinion. Ok?
...and the award for the biggest Karen in the comment section goes to...
ScreamingPixels!! For their "Award For What?" rant. 🎉
It was a Scientific and Engineering Award, which is given by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) during Oscar season.
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